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Author:Frutos, M.A. de
Manzano, C.
Title:Risk aversion, transparency, and market performance
Journal:Journal of Finance
2002 : APR, VOL. 57:2, p. 959-984
Index terms:Stock markets
Stock exchanges
Share prices
Securities
Risk
Models
Europe
USA
Language:eng
Abstract:Using a model of market making with inventories based on Biais (1993), this study has found that investors obtain more favourable execution prices, and they hence invest more, when markets are fragmented. In the model presented, risk-averse dealers use less aggressive price strategies in more transparent markets (centralised) because quote dissemination alleviates uncertainty about the prices quoted by other dealers, reducing the need to compete aggressively for order flow. Further, it is shown that the move toward greater transparency (centralisation) may have detrimental effects on liquidity and welfare.
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