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Commercial Bank Underwriting of Credit-Enhanced Bonds: Are there Certification Benefits to the Issuer?
Recent studies have expanded the commercial bank certification hypothesis to include banks acting in an underwriting capacity. This paper further develops that research by focusing on the industrial revenue bond market in which banks have the unique opportunity to simultaneously act as both credit g
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