The Chinese energy market has entered a new critical phase of evolution under the carbon neutrality goals and ongoing reforms, fundamentally transforming its operation and price mechanism and potentially adding comple...
作者:
Ren, Yi-ShuaiKlein, TonyJiang, YongHunan Univ
Sch Publ Adm Changsha Peoples R China Hunan Univ
Key Lab High Performance Distributed Ledger Techno Minist Educ Changsha Peoples R China Hunan Univ
Res Inst Digital Soc & Blockchain Changsha Peoples R China Hunan Univ
Ctr Resource & Environm Management Changsha Peoples R China Nanjing Audit Univ
Sch Finance Nanjing Peoples R China
This study employs a novel asymmetric time-varying parameter vector autoregressive (TVP-VAR) based connectedness approach to examine the dynamic return connectedness between industry bond credit spreads in China. This...
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This study employs a novel asymmetric time-varying parameter vector autoregressive (TVP-VAR) based connectedness approach to examine the dynamic return connectedness between industry bond credit spreads in China. This study specifically focuses on identifying the factors that contribute to connectedness. The empirical findings suggest that (1) the average total connectedness index (TCI) remains consistently high throughout the period, with particularly noteworthy surges during crises such as the COVID-19 epidemic and the Russia-Ukraine war. (2) The TCI for positive returns is greater than that for negative returns for the industry bond credit spread. This confirms that the strength of inter-industry connections grows when there is an increase in credit risk in the bond market. (3) The power and coal industries are net transmitters of credit risk, while the gas and new energy industries are net receivers. This tendency is particularly noticeable in the overall returns and the positive returns spillover systems. (4) The spillover of credit risk in the industry bond market can be attributed to the connections within the supply chain among different industries. Core industries, including transportation, real estate, and non-bank financial industries, typically play a major role as net transmitters, whereas non-core industries usually as receivers. (5) The TCI is heavily influenced by global shocks, such as international oil volatility, global climate transition risk, U.S. economic policy uncertainty, and global geopolitical risks.
This study utilizes a connectedness approach that is based on the quantile vector autoregressive model to analyze the level of connectedness between China's crude oil future market (INE) and the energy industrial ...
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This study utilizes a connectedness approach that is based on the quantile vector autoregressive model to analyze the level of connectedness between China's crude oil future market (INE) and the energy industrial bond credit spread across various markets. The findings of our study indicate that (1) The total connectedness index (TCI) exhibits a U-shaped pattern that changes according to conditional quantiles. This suggests that the spillover between the energy industry bond market and oil futures market is greater during extreme market conditions (bullish and bearish markets) compared to normal markets;(2) The TCI increased in size and volatility during the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine conflict;(3) The electricity sector consistently transmits shocks, whereas INE consistently receives them, irrespective of the market states;(4) The credit risk of the energy sector has a significant impact on INE, particularly in bullish and bearish markets, while the former has a little impact on the latter. The coal and electricity sectors are the primary net spillover transmitters for INE in both bullish and bearish markets. Conversely, the gas sector is the largest net spillover transmitter for INE in a typical market. Lastly, our research offers novel perspectives on the information-sharing channels for the energy sector's bonds and oil futures markets, which could assist traders and investors in making more informed investment decisions.
This study introduces a novel time-varying parameter vector autoregressive (TVP-VAR) frequency connectedness approach for measuring the frequency transmission mechanism and dynamic spillovers among the sovereign bond ...
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This study introduces a novel time-varying parameter vector autoregressive (TVP-VAR) frequency connectedness approach for measuring the frequency transmission mechanism and dynamic spillovers among the sovereign bond markets of 13 Eurozone countries. Furthermore, the impact of global geopolitical risk (GPR) on the spillovers is examined through a time-varying Granger causality test. The results reveal strong spillovers in the Eurozone over time, especially since the spillover is predominantly driven by the short-term frequency domain. Besides, an asymmetry exists in the spillover effects between positive and negative returns, with spillovers being more pronounced for positive ones. The predictivity of geopolitical threats (GPRT) and geopolitical acts (GPRA) show significant time heterogeneity, particularly in response to specific extreme geopolitical risk events. Additionally, GPR, GPRT, and GPRA can significantly predict the spillovers for aggregate market return, specifically for positive ones, but it does not hold for negative returns (except for a temporary predictive capacity during COVID-19 of 2020). Finally, the Russia-Ukraine conflict predominantly influences sovereign bond market return spillovers through GPRT.
作者:
Ren, Yi-ShuaiKlein, TonyJiang, YongHunan Univ
Sch Publ Adm Changsha Peoples R China Hunan Univ
Minist Educ Key Lab High Performance Distributed Ledger Techno Changsha Peoples R China Hunan Univ
Res Inst Digital Soc & Blockchain Changsha Peoples R China Hunan Univ
Ctr Resource & Environm Management Changsha Peoples R China Univ Auckland
Energy Ctr 12 Grafton Rd Auckland 1010 New Zealand Tech Univ Chemnitz
Fac Business & Econ Chemnitz Germany Nanjing Audit Univ
Sch Finance Nanjing Peoples R China
This study utilizes panel data of Chinese A-share listed companies from 2008 to 2020 to explore whether and how the United States' (US) monetary policy uncertainty (MPU) affects the green investors' entry (GIE...
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This study utilizes panel data of Chinese A-share listed companies from 2008 to 2020 to explore whether and how the United States' (US) monetary policy uncertainty (MPU) affects the green investors' entry (GIE) into a firm in China. The results indicate that US MPU has a significant negative impact on the GIE in China. This finding holds true even after a series of tests for endogeneity and analyses to confirm its robustness. Mechanism analysis reveals that US MPU primarily reduces the ability of Chinese companies to attract green investors by increasing the corporate default risk and financing constraints, as well as diminishing corporate competitiveness. Further heterogeneity analysis shows that US MPU has a more significant negative impact on GIE for enterprises in the declining phase, for non-state-owned firms, and for non-heavy pollution industry firms. The conclusion of this study suggests that governments and companies should consider and value the role of the US MPU when attracting green investors.
This study investigates the influence of TMT R&D functional background on corporate social responsibility (CSR), using data from Chinese-listed family firms from 2010 to 2020. The results demonstrate that the CSR ...
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This study investigates whether and how the global geopolitical risk (GPR) impacts the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance of Chinese enterprises utilizing panel data of Chinese A-share listed ente...
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This study investigates whether and how the global geopolitical risk (GPR) impacts the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance of Chinese enterprises utilizing panel data of Chinese A-share listed enterprises from 2011 to 2020. The findings show that enterprises' ESG performance is negatively impacted by the global GPR. According to heterogeneity analysis, the global GPR has a more detrimental effect on ESG performance in non-state-owned enterprises, enterprises in the decline period, enterprises with higher institutional investor shareholdings, and enterprises without political connections. Additional mechanism analysis reveals that global GPR primarily weakens Chinese enterprises' ESG performance by increasing their financing constraints and reducing competitiveness. . In conclusion, our main findings are still valid after addressing endogeneity-related concerns and doing robustness tests.
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