Abstract
Based on Collin-Dufresne (2001), Campbell (2002) and Li Lan (2010), we select the ticket panel data on credit bond spreads of the inter-bank market medium-term notes from 2009 to 2011 to analyze influential factors and conducts an empirical study. Research results show that the influence of main issuers’ credit level and the second level market liquidity is only a small part leading to changes in spreads, but systemic factors such as macroscopic economic fluctuation expected and special events, especially monetary policy change caused by the funds surface change (generalized liquidity risk) have more important influence. The domestic credit market represented by the medium-term notes spreads shows Time-Varying and Category-Varying features.
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