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Credit rating a ryzyko kredytowe emitenta

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Chodnicka-Jaworska P., Jaworski P.
Kwartalnik Kolegium Ekonomiczno-Społecznego Studia i Prace
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2018
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issue 2
171-182
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The purpose of this paper is to analyse the impact of country's credit rating on issuers' credit risk measured by the difference between bond yields and IRS spreads. Based on literature review, the following hypothesis has been proposed: the decrease and increase of credit ratings have a statistically significant impact on the issuers' credit risk. The study was conducted using event study methodology, Thomson Reuters Database data for the period 1990-2016 and S&P, Fitch and Moody foreign long-term issuer credit ratings. Ten-year treasury bonds and IRS spreads were used to verify the hypothesis.
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Are cryptocurrencies safe havens during the COVID-19 pandemic? A threshold regression perspective with pandemic-related benchmarks

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Barbu T. C., Boitan I. A., Cepoi C.-O.
Economics and Business Review
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2022
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vol. 8
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issue 2
29-49
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The paper employs a threshold regression framework conditioned by two COVID-19 related proxies, to investigate whether Bitcoin and Ether exhibit short-term safe haven or diversiefir features for stock and bond markets. Both cryptocurrencies fulfil a diversiefir role for the responsible investments represented by sustainable stock market indices, a safe haven role for major bond markets and a mixed role for a selection of representative stock market indices. Furthermore, in times characterized by an increasing number of COVID-19 daily cases or deaths the statistical relationship between both cryptocurrencies and the main nfiancial market determinants weakens.
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Spatio‑Temporal Analysis of the Impact of Credit Rating Agency Announcements on the Government Bond Yield in the World in the Period of 2008–2017

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Szulc E., Wleklińska D.
Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Oeconomica
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2019
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vol. 3
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issue 342
133-150
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Artykuł dotyczy wpływu ogłoszeń publikowanych przez agencje ratingowe na rentowność obligacji skarbowych wybranych krajów świata. Oceny przyznawane dłużnym papierom wartościowym ze względu na standing finansowy emitenta stanowią ważną determinantę ich rentowności. Wśród czynników wpływających na stopę zwrotu danego instrumentu dłużnego, oprócz czynników idiosynkratycznych, czyli związanych z gospodarką emitenta, oraz globalnych, wymienia się także oceny ratingowe krajów powiązanych. Badania empiryczne przeprowadzone w tym zakresie dowodzą ponadto, że relacja ta ma charakter asymetryczny. Pozwala to przypuszczać, że korzystne informacje dotyczące poprawy ratingów obligacji skarbowych nie znajdują odzwierciedlenia w spadku ich rentowności. Celem artykułu jest analiza interakcji między rentownością dziesięcioletnich obligacji skarbowych emitowanych przez wybrane gospodarki. Przedmiotem szczególnego zainteresowania jest ocena wpływu pozytywnych i negatywnych zmian ratingów, dokonywanych przez międzynarodowe agencje, na rentowność obligacji emitowanych przez inne gospodarki niż kraj, do którego odnosi się ocena. Zakres analizy dotyczy dziesięcioletnich obligacji skarbowych emitowanych przez czterdzieści krajów w latach 2008-2017. W pracy wykorzystano przestrzenne modele dla połączonych danych przekrojowych i szeregów czasowych, w tym dynamiczne przestrzenne modele panelowe.
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The paper concerns the impact of announcements published by rating agencies on the government bond yield in selected countries of the world. Ratings assigned to debt securities on account of the issuer’s financial standing are an important determinant of their yield. Factors that affect the rate of return of a given traded debt, in addition to idiosyncratic factors, i.e. those related to the issuer’s economy, and global factors, also include the ratings of connected countries. Moreover, empirical studies carried out in this area prove that the relationship is asymmetrical. This allows us to suppose that favourable information concerning the improvement of government bond ratings is not reflected in the decrease in their yield. The aim of the paper is the analysis of interactions between the yields of 10‑year government bonds issued by selected economies. A subject that is of particular interest is the evaluation of the impact of positive and negative changes in credit rating assessments made by international agencies on the yield of bonds issued by other economies than the country concerned in the assessment. The spatial scope of the analysis concerns 10‑year government bonds issued by 40 countries in the period of 2008-2017. In the study, dynamic spatial models for pooled time series and cross‑sectional data and dynamic spatial panel data models were used.
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