The Impact of Corporate QE on Liquidity: Evidence from the UK

Author:

Boneva Lena1,Elliott David2,Kaminska Iryna3,Linton Oliver4,McLaren Nick3,Morley Ben5

Affiliation:

1. European Central Bank & CEPR , Germany

2. Bank of England & Imperial College London , UK

3. Bank of England , UK

4. University of Cambridge , UK

5. Ben Morley worked on this paper whilst at the Bank of England

Abstract

Abstract There is substantial uncertainty about the impact of quantitative easing on market liquidity. Identifying the impact is particularly challenging due to the potential for reverse causality, because liquidity considerations might affect quantitative easing purchases. We address this challenge by studying the Bank of England’s 2016–7 Corporate Bond Purchase Scheme. In particular, we use granular offer-level data from the Corporate Bond Purchase Scheme auctions to construct proxy measures for the Bank of England's demand for bonds and auction participants’ supply of bonds, allowing us to control for any reverse causality from liquidity to purchases. We find that Corporate Bond Purchase Scheme purchases improved the liquidity of purchased bonds.

Publisher

Oxford University Press (OUP)

Subject

Economics and Econometrics

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