| Authors | Title | Download |
| Terrence Hendershott and Ananth Madhavan | Click or Call? Auction Versus Serach in the Over-the-Counter Market | SSRN |
| Jack Bao, Jun Pan and Jiang Wang | The Illiquidity of Corporate Bonds | Jun Pan homepage |
| Bruno Biais and Richard Green | The Microstructure of the Bond Market in the 20th Century | CEPR |
| Michael A. Goldstein, Edith S. Hotchkiss, Erik R. Sirri | Transparency and Liquidity:A Controlled Experiment on Corporate Bonds | Erik Sirri's homepage |
| Marco Lagana, Martin Perina, Isabel von Koppen-Mertes and Avinash Persuad | Implications for Liquidity from Innovation and Transparency in the European Corporate Bond Market | European Central Bank |
| Peter Ciampi and Eric Zitzewitz | Corporate Bond Trading Costs During the Financial Crisis | IDC Whitepapers |
| Amy K. Edwards, Lawrence E. Harris and Michael S. Piwowar | Corporate Bond Market Transaction Costs and Transparency | AFA JOF Forthcoming papers |
| Hendrick Bessembinder, William Maxwell, Kumar Venkataraman | Market Transparency, Liquidity Externalities, and Institutional Trading Costs in Corporate Bonds | University of Arizona |
| Sugato Chakravarty and Asani Sarkar | Liquidity in U.S. Fixed Income Markets: A Comparison of the Bid-Ask Spread in Corporate, Government and Municipal Bond Markets | Federal Reserve Board |
| Hendrik Bessembinder and William Maxwell | Transparency and the Corporate Bond Market | Journal of Economic Perspectives |
| Bruno Biais, Fany Declerck, James Dow, Richard Portes, Ernst-Ludwig von Thadden | European Corporate Bonds Markets: transparency, liquidity, efficiency | Center for Economic Policy Research |
Monday, April 2, 2012
Pre-Trade and Post-Trade Transparency in Corporate Bond Markets: (Microstructure Research)
A compilation of research related to pre-trade and post-trade transparency in corporate bond markets
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This is a thorough list of resources to track the progress of transparency in corporate bonds. Thanks! I'd also suggest interested readers look into www.delphx.com, which offers investors real-time data and reporting metrics in derivatives and asset-backed securities. It seems that platforms like this are one way of achieving an equitable and transparent trading system in the U.S market.
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