Credit ETFs in Mutual Funds and Corporate Bond Liquidity

Q1 Economics, Econometrics and Finance Financial Markets, Institutions and Instruments Pub Date : 2023-03-07 DOI:10.1111/fmii.12171
Jeffrey Meli, Zornitsa Todorova
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We show that high yield (HY) mutual funds own and trade ETFs to manage liquidity needs driven by fund flows, whereas investment grade (IG) funds do not. The use of ETFs by HY mutual funds to manage liquidity shifts some trading away from bonds and into ETFs, which reduces the liquidity of the underlying bonds. This substitution effect outweighs the better-understood inclusion effect, whereby bond liquidity benefits from increased ETF ownership, such that the net effect of ETFs is to reduce HY liquidity. In IG, the substitution effect is not significant and ETFs result in increased bond liquidity.

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共同基金中的信用ETF与公司债券流动性
我们发现,高收益(HY)共同基金拥有和交易ETF是为了管理资金流驱动的流动性需求,而投资级(IG)基金则没有。HY共同基金使用ETF来管理流动性,将一些交易从债券转移到ETF,这降低了基础债券的流动性。这种替代效应超过了更好理解的包容性效应,即债券流动性受益于ETF所有权的增加,因此ETF的净效应是减少HY流动性。在IG中,替代效应并不显著,ETF导致债券流动性增加。
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Financial Markets, Institutions and Instruments
Financial Markets, Institutions and Instruments Economics, Econometrics and Finance-Economics, Econometrics and Finance (all)
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