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  • NYSE Group Consolidated Short Interest Report

    Date 11/08/2020

    NYSE today reported short interest as of the close of business on the settlement date of July 31, 2020.

  • Federal Reserve Board Announces Revised Pricing For Its Municipal Liquidity Facility

    Date 11/08/2020

    The Federal Reserve Board on Tuesday announced revised pricing for its Municipal Liquidity Facility (MLF). The revised pricing reduces the interest rate spread on tax-exempt notes for each credit rating category by 50 basis points and reduces the amount by which the interest rate for taxable notes is adjusted relative to tax-exempt notes.

  • FIA July 2020 SEF Tracker

    Date 11/08/2020

    Trading volume on SEFs reached $597.5 billion in average notional value per day during July 2020. Trading was down in every category.

  • Osgoode Investor Protection Clinic Partners With Pan-Canadian Self-Regulator, IIROC

    Date 11/08/2020

    The Investor Protection Clinic (IPC) at York University’s Osgoode Hall Law School – the first clinic of its kind in Canada – has entered into a partnership with the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) in a joint effort to meet a critical need in the community for free legal services for vulnerable, harmed retail investors.

  • BIS: Export Survival And Foreign Financing

    Date 11/08/2020

    Summary

    Focus

    Foreign financing provides external finance and better financing conditions to exporters in the developing world. Through this channel, it increases their export survival rates and could therefore foster economic development.

    Contribution

    Export survival rates are smaller in developing countries than in advanced economies, and this explains a large part of the long-term export growth differential between them. However, very little has been said about whether foreign financing can increase export survival, through the provision of external finance and better financing conditions.

    We address this issue for a developing country, Argentina, by using a unique firm-level dataset that contains rich information on the domestic and foreign financing of exporting firms. We show that exporters tend to borrow in countries in which interest rates were smaller than in Argentina, suggesting that monetary and liquidity conditions were easier in these economies. Then, we employ standard empirical techniques used in the survival literature, specifically the probit random effects and the clog-log setups, to test whether foreign financing increases export survival. Finally, we run robustness check analysis with an Instrumental Variable empirical setup.