Abstract
This paper examines the liquidity transmission across the interbank money market by investigating four liquidity measurements. We detect an empirical evidence of the increase in conditional correlation across different liquidity channels during the subprime mortgage crisis. Two structural breaks are observed, and the break dates correspond to the critical events that happened at the beginning of the subprime mortgage crisis. Furthermore, two out of three significant pairwise liquidity transmissions involved the TED liquidity spread.
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