Deregulation of bank underwriting activities: impacts in the Euro-yen and Japanese corporate bond markets

Institutions, Relationships and Bank Competition in Bond Underwriting Markets

This paper addresses the question of whether existing institutional di erences in banking systems a ect bank competition in capital markets. Post-deregulation competition between entrant commercial banks and incumbent investment banks in the Japanese corporate bond underwriting market is empirically analyzed and compared with the results of the U.S. study in (Yasuda 2001b). I nd that the certi ...

Relationship Capital and Competition in the Corporate Securities Underwriting Market

This paper examines how relationship capital drives competition among underwriting banks in the corporate bond underwriting market. The recent deregulation and subsequent re-entry by commercial banks into this market in the U.S. raises policy interest in measuring competitive e ect of the deregulation. The theories of relationship and reputation imply that (1) the entrants' products are di eren...

Bond underwriting syndicates organized by commercial banks: evidence from prewar Japan

The purpose of this paper is to empirically examine the nature of bond underwriting syndicates organized by commercial banks. I use a unique data set from Japan during a prewar period when banks were permitted to underwrite corporate bonds. The paper shows that risk aversion led to a greater tendency for investment houses to form a syndicate than commercial banks. The evidence is consistent wit...

The Proposed Mathematical Models For Decision- Making And Forecasting On Euro- Yen In Foreign Exchange Market

Bank for International Settlements

I. Conceptual studies of market liquidity Dupont, D " The effects of transaction costs on depth and spread " Gravelle, T " The market microstructure of dealership equity and government securities markets: how they differ " Muranaga, J and Shimizu, T " Market microstructure and market liquidity " Ui, T " Transparency and liquidity in securities markets " II. Empirical studies of market liquidity...