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Exiting a Burning Building: Structural Drivers
of Liquidity Shocks in Stock and Bond Markets

David Cameron, Lynn Challenger, Charles J. Jacklin, Robert A. Jaeger and David Leduc
Trading Spring 2011, 2011 (1) 45-49
David Cameron
is Chairman, President, and CEO of The Boston Company Asset Management, LLC in Boston, MA.
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Lynn Challenger
is director of global trading at Mellon Capital Management Corporation in San Francisco, CA.
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Charles J. Jacklin
is chairman of Mellon Capital Management Corporation in San Francisco, CA.
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Robert A. Jaeger
is a senior investment strategist, at BNY Mellon Investment Strategy and Solutions Group in Boston, MA.
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David Leduc
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Leading investment professionals from BNY Mellon Asset Management discuss structural differences in equity and fixed income markets that affected the ability to transact during the 2008 crisis. They focus on the key role that transparency, information credibility, counterparty knowledge, and trade size can play in preventing a temporary liquidity squeeze from freezing up entire markets. Understanding the structural drivers of liquidity shocks in different markets and the self-reinforcing process that escalates those shocks may help managers develop better safeguards for managing liquidity.

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