2015
DOI: 10.3905/jod.2015.23.2.036
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Inventory Effects, the Winner’s Curse, and Bid Shading in Credit Default Swap Auction Outcomes

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“…Details of each auction held to date (including the list of dealers participating in each auction, their submissions in each round of the auction, and other auction details such as the deliverable obligations in the auction, the cap amount, and so on) may be found online at www.creditfixings.com. The auction procedure was described in the previous section; a more leisurely description together with a running example may be found in Gupta and Sundaram [2013]. The rough timing of the different parts of the auction is as follows.…”
Section: The Cds Auctionmentioning
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“…Details of each auction held to date (including the list of dealers participating in each auction, their submissions in each round of the auction, and other auction details such as the deliverable obligations in the auction, the cap amount, and so on) may be found online at www.creditfixings.com. The auction procedure was described in the previous section; a more leisurely description together with a running example may be found in Gupta and Sundaram [2013]. The rough timing of the different parts of the auction is as follows.…”
Section: The Cds Auctionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Two recent studies (Chernov et al [2013] and Gupta and Sundaram [2013]) suggested that the answer is "not very well." They found systematic and signif icant discrepancies between the auction outcome and pre-and post-auction market prices.…”
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“…In practice, a CDS auction is implemented in two stages. There are several studies that investigate the various aspects of the CDS auction processes (Helwege et al, 2009;Chernov et al, 2013;Gupta and Sundaram, 2014;Gupta and Sundaram, 2014), considering specific auctions of defaulted bonds that were issued by corporate reference entities. The empirical results provide evidence of mispricing in the final auction price determinations.…”
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