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The Banking View of Bond Risk Premia
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HADDAD, VALENTIN
, SRAER, DAVID
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Banking
/ Bonds
/ Conferences and conventions
/ Federal Reserve banks
/ Financial disclosure
/ Interest rate risk
/ Interest rates
/ Risk management
/ Treasury securities
2020
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The Banking View of Bond Risk Premia
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HADDAD, VALENTIN
, SRAER, DAVID
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Banking
/ Bonds
/ Conferences and conventions
/ Federal Reserve banks
/ Financial disclosure
/ Interest rate risk
/ Interest rates
/ Risk management
/ Treasury securities
2020
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The Banking View of Bond Risk Premia
2020
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Overview
Banks' balance sheet exposure to fluctuations in interest rates strongly forecasts excess Treasury bond returns. This result is consistent with optimal risk management, a banking counterpart to the household Euler equation. In equilibrium, the bond risk premium compensates banks for bearing fluctuations in interest rates. When banks' exposure to interest rate risk increases, the price of this risk simultaneously rises. We present a collection of empirical observations that support this view, but also discuss several challenges to this interpretation.
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Wiley Periodicals LLC,Wiley Subscription Services, Inc,Blackwell Publishers Inc
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