Theoretical and Empirical Studies on the Liquidity Asset Pricing
Ning Yuan
Abstract
Ning Yuan
Abstract
Due to transaction costs and market frictions,asset prices deviate from anticipations of the standard asset pricing theories.Liquidity premia occur to compensate investors for bearing liquid risks.The sources,characteristics and mechanisms of illiquidity attract continuing academic interests.Especially,the effects of illiquidity on investors' optimal consumption and investment policy,asset prices or returns,and asset premia have become one of the most challenging and attractive issues in the field of asset pricing.This paper reviews the theoretical and empirical literature concerning relations between liquidity and asset prices.
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Due to transaction costs and market frictions,asset prices deviate from anticipations of the standard asset pricing theories.Liquidity premia occur to compensate investors for bearing liquid risks.The sources,characteristics and mechanisms of illiquidity attract continuing academic interests.Especially,the effects of illiquidity on investors' optimal consumption and investment policy,asset prices or returns,and asset premia have become one of the most challenging and attractive issues in the field of asset pricing.This paper reviews the theoretical and empirical literature concerning relations between liquidity and asset prices.
Key concepts: Capital asset pricing model, Market liquidity, Consumption-based capital asset pricing model, Asset (computer security), Economics, Liquidity risk, Basis risk, Investment (military)