Organisation des Sekundärhandels von Bundeswertpapieren: Historisch gewachsen! Ökonomisch begründbar?
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Organisation des Sekundärhandels von Bundeswertpapieren: Historisch gewachsen! Ökonomisch begründbar?
Eine empirische Analyse
Flögel, Volker | Kesy, Christoph
Credit and Capital Markets – Kredit und Kapital, Vol. 37 (2004), Iss. 4 : pp. 500–536
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Volker Flögel, Oestrich-Winkel
Christoph Kesy, München
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Abstract
Organising the German Secondary Trade in Federal Assets: Historically Grown! Economically Justifiable?
An Empirical Analysis. This article analyses for the first time the phenomenon of several trading channels existing side by side in the field of bond trading. For the secondary trade in federal bonds of several decades, we have observed grown organisational structures both on and off the floor, and we wish to pose the question whether these are economically justifiable. The three parallel transaction channels -- exchangefloor trading, off-floor bilateral trading and off-floor trading by independent intermediaries -- show substantial differences in respect of pricing mechanisms and the anonymity of contracting parties. We have been able to win significant empirical data showing that the three transaction channels are actually regarded as noninterchangeable by certain market actors, but that each secondary market segment is able to satisfy special transaction requirements of market participants.