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  4. Liquidity Provision to Leveraged ETFs and Equity Options Rebalancing Flows: Evidence from End-of-Day Stock Prices
 
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Liquidity Provision to Leveraged ETFs and Equity Options Rebalancing Flows: Evidence from End-of-Day Stock Prices

Type
journal article
Date Issued
2022
Author(s)
Barbon, Andrea
Beckmeyer, Heiner
Buraschi, Andrea
Mörke, Mathis Rudolf Werner
Abstract (De)
Rebalancing of leveraged ETFs (LETFs) and delta-hedging of equity options by intermediaries are two distinct and economically significant sources of liquidity demands. We show that they induce end-of-day momentum and mean-reversion in returns. While gamma effects are persistent throughout our sample, LETFs effects have decreased over time. We empirically study these effects and their potential drivers. We find that LETF flows attract more liquidity provision and their effects on prices are shorter-lived. Intermediaries can strategically decide the timing of their delta-hedging, resulting in less predictable flows. This shows the benefits of information disclosure on market liquidity and price distortion.
Language
English
HSG Classification
contribution to scientific community
Refereed
No
URL
https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/handle/20.500.14171/109162
Subject(s)
  • finance

Division(s)
  • s/bf - Swiss Institut...

  • SoF - School of Finan...

Eprints ID
266653
File(s)
Liquidity_Provision_to_Rebalancing_Flows_from_Leveraged_ETFs_and_Equity_Options.pdf (785.1 KB)
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