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Crisis Dynamics of Implied Default Recovery Ratios: Evidence From Russia and Argentina
The Russian GKO default crisis provides a unique window into the impact of changing default probabilities and recovery ratio assumptions on credit-sensitive sovereign bond prices. This paper introduces a joint implied parameter approach to extract both the expected recovery ratio and the default pro
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