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Uploaded: Apr 9, 2025

Patrick Blonien, Alexander Ober | Working Paper No. 00142-01

Is 24/7 Trading Better?

In a dynamic model of large traders who manage inventory risk, we show that a daily market closure coordinates liquidity. This coordination of liquidity can improve allocative efficiency relative to 24/7 trade, fully offsetting the costs of the closure. Some...

Uploaded: Mar 22, 2025

Rui Albuqerque, Adam Zawadowski | Working Paper No. 00149-00

Private Credit: Risks and Benefits of a Maturity Wall

A maturity wall occurs in private credit funds when the fund reaches its maturity date, where it can no longer roll over its loans. Unlike banks, which are not bound by a maturity wall, private credit funds can better incentivize...

Uploaded: Mar 22, 2025

Adam Zawadowski | Working Paper No. 00055-01

Tragedy of Complexity

Complexity can create value. At the same time, understanding more complex goods requires more of an agent’s attention. We show that equilibrium complexity is generally ine?cient when agents face competing demands on their limited attention. Because attention allocation is hump-shaped...

Uploaded: Feb 24, 2025

Toni Ahnert, Peter Hoffmann, Agnese Leonello, Davide Porcellacchia | Working Paper No. 00100-04

Central Bank Digital Currency and Financial Stability

We develop a model of financial intermediation with remunerated Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) as consumers’ alternative to bank deposits and an endogenous risk of bank runs. Echoing widespread concerns, higher CBDC remuneration raises bank fragility by increasing consumers’ withdrawal...

Uploaded: Jan 26, 2025

Uday Rajan | Working Paper No. 00148-00

Data Regulation in Credit Markets

We study a credit market in which lending decisions depend on a borrower's digital profile, and the borrower can manipulate their digital profile. When the borrower observes the amount of data collected by the lender, manipulation increases as the lender...

Uploaded: Jan 18, 2025

Hongda Zhong, Zhen Zhou | Working Paper No. 00147-00

Dynamic Coordination and Bankruptcy Regulations

Many regulations aim at promoting coordination among creditors in bankruptcy by ex post restricting their ability to exit distressed firms. However, such restrictions may harm creditors’ ex ante incentives to stay invested, thereby worsening coordination outcomes. We build a dynamic...