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We find strong evidence that investor diversity is beneficial to loan liquidity: More diverse syndicates, as measured by the number of investor-types or the concentration of loan shares by investor-type, hold loans that have lower quoted bid-ask spreads in the secondary market. These results are robust, and do not appear to be driven by investors’ borrower/loan selection. Further, they are not driven by the presence of any particular type of investors. Our findings are consistent with Goldstein and Yang (J Financ 70:1723–1765 2015) insight that there is a strategic complementarity between different groups in trading on their information and producing information.
Journal of Financial Services Research – Springer Journals
Published: Jun 1, 2023
Keywords: Loan syndicate; Investor diversity; Loan market liquidity; Loan bid-ask spreads; Informed investors; G14; G21; G22; G23
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