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Risk Management with Derivatives by Dealers and Market Quality in Government Bond Markets
This paper examines how bond dealers use futures markets to manage the hedgeable market risk component of their core business risk exposure, and whether market quality is adversely affected by their selective risk taking activity. It also investigates the efficiency of market risk sharing within a d
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