投资者异质性下可转换债券定价研究及最优策略分析
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摘要
伴随着改革开放进程的不断推进,中国的资本市场经过逾二十年的发展,由量变逐渐转向质变,整体规模显著增大,市场功能开始得以发挥,运行规范性以及质量也得到明显的提升,国民经济“晴雨表”的作用日趋明显,为国内市场进一步的创新发展奠定了坚实的基础。
     积极稳妥地发展包括可转换债券在内的各类衍生金融产品,既是资本市场进一本深入发展的客观需要,同时也是市场上各类投资者进行风险管理的迫切要求,对于完善市场结构,丰富交易品种,加快金融体制改革,增强国民经济的抗风险能力,具有重要的意义。从海外市场经验来看,可转换债券为金融市场的繁荣和企业竞争力的提升起到了积极的推动作用,能够有效地增强市场的整体弹性和灵活性,促进市场实现健康、持续、稳定发展。而从国内资本市场的现状来说,可转换债券市场的繁荣,对于增强市场机构差异化竞争活力,促进投资策略多样化、竞争模式多层次化的金融生态环境的加快形成,缓解长期困扰我国资本市场的股权融资比例过高等困境也有着积极的示范意义。
     但由于可转换债券具有明显的不确定性、非线性和奇异期权特性,加之可转换债券附加条款之间的相互作用也会影响可转换债券的价值,并对可转换债券持有人和发行人最优策略的选择路径产生深刻的影响,因此可转换债券的相关理论研究一直都是学术界的难点问题。而受国内市场发展时日尚短、样本数据有限的掣肘,国内对包括赎回策略、赎回公告效应等问题均甚少有全面、深入的实证研究成果。有鉴于此,本文从多个角度出发,围绕可转换债券的定价模型、相应的数值实现技术以及最优策略等展开了较为深入的研究。
     首先,可转换债券的诸多附加条款如转换条款与赎回条款之间呈相互影响、相互制约之态,债券发行人与持有人在选择最优策略路径时带有显明的博弈特征。因此本文基于期权博弈理论的最新研究成果,尝试建立了考虑债券发行人和持有人之间博弈的可转换债券定价模型,并推导了该定价模型的有限元数值解法。在此基础之上,分析了可转换债券条款对最优策略的影响。
     其次,以我国可转换债券市场样本为例对赎回策略进行了实证分析。采用文中基于期权博弈理论的可转换债券定价和策略分析模型计算理论值,并与国内市场实际情况进行对比,检验了我国可转换债券的赎回溢价以及是否存在推迟赎回现象等,探讨了所得结果与国外同类型研究成果不同之处的内在原因。实证结果表明,采用基于博弈期权方法的定价模型所得结果较之现有相关文献的结果能够更好的反映市场上所存在的诸多现象。
     再次,鉴于可转换债券现有研究模型多建立在投资者理性范式之下,较少考虑投资者异质性的影响,本文尝试将行为金融理论引入可转换债券定价模型之中,采用投资者的后悔厌恶来表征投资者的异质信念,构建了投资者异质信念下可转换债券定价模型,重点探讨了异质信念对可转换债券赎回策略的影响,给出了一个行为金融分析理念与传统可转换债券定价模型框架相结合的示例。理论模型及数值实验结果均表明可转换债券发行者的后悔厌恶情绪是可转换债券推迟(或者提前)赎回的一个重要原因。
     最后,以国内可转债市场上已完成赎回的样本对赎回公告效应进行了检验,重点探讨了流动性压力和信息不对称假说对于我国市场样本的解释效力。实证结果显示,赎回公告时产生的超额收益符合流动性假说,但赎回公告后的超额收益则与其不一致,其所预测的价格回复现象并未得到验证。对于不对称信息假说,本章所获得的实证结果表明,该假说可以在一定程度上解释国内可转换债券赎回公告时出现的超额收益。
     综上,本文从多个层面深入地探讨了可转换债券定价问题的内在机制与演化过程,力图更好的反映可转换债券附加条款以及投资者行为对于可转换债券价值和最优策略的影响。通过采用国内可转换债券市场数据,检验了所提模型的有效性,并对比分析了可转换债券国内外市场所存在的不同及其成因,力求为促进我国金融机构投资国际可转换债券市场和国内可转换债券市场的创新发展,提供合理的、科学的依据。
With the continuous progress of the opening-up during the last twenty years, the roleof the capital market in China has become more and more important which will be thesolid foundation for further innovative development.
     To develop multi-kinds of derivatives including convertible bonds is not only for theneed of the development of capital market but also for the need of risk management ofinvestors. This process will play an important role in many aspects, such as perfect marketstructure, enrich tradable products, fasten the reform of financial system and strengthenthe anti-risk ability of investors. From the perspective of overseas market, convertiblebond is useful for the prosperity of financial market and the promotion of enterprisecompetitiveness which will enhance the elasticity and flexibility of the whole marketeffectively. In the other hand, the prosperity of the convertible bond is also helpful to solveChinese capital market troubles such as extortionate stock financing ratio, lack ofinvestment tools and financial innovation.
     However, the characteristics of uncertainty, nonlinear and exotic deep inside in theconvertible bonds puls the interaction of the additional clauses make it difficult to priceand analyze properly. Thus, the valuation, numerical implementation and optimal strategyanalysis are still hot issues in relevant fields. Furthermore, the handicap in the short ofdata sample due to the young age of Chinese convertible market, only few formerliteratures deal with the empirical study on the call strategy and call announcement effectsin domestic market. Therefore, a deep study on convertible bond pricing models,numerical implementation techniques and empirical study is conceded in this dissertation.
     Firstly, based on the method of option game, a valuation model for convertible bondswhich takes the characteristics of game between the bonds issuer and holder into accountis built, and then numerical solution of the model through finite element method is derivedcorrespondly. On the basis of that, the impacts of several additional clauses on the choiceof optimal strategy are analyzed.
     Secondly, an empirical study on the call strategy in Chinese market is conducted.Through the comparison of the theoretical results derived from the model proposed in the first part and the actual redemption results in the market, the validity of the model isexamined. The results shows the model proposed in this dissertation can reflect the marketphenomenon better than former literatures. In addition, some high degree of call late stillneeds further explanation which leads to the third part of the dissertation.
     Thus, under the framework of behavioral finance, this dissertation use the regretaversion to stand for the heterogeneous beliefs of investors and a revised pricing model isconstructed subsequently. Focusing on the call strategy, the impact of investors’heterogeneous belief on the convertible bonds is analyzed. Results of theoretical modeland numerical simulation both point out that the regret aversion of convertible bondsissuers could explain call strategy of convertible bonds late(early) properly.
     Finally, the call announcement effects of convertible bonds in Chinese market areexamined. The analysis on the cumulative abnormal returns finds only little support for theliquidity hypothesis, especially the price reversion predicted by the liquidity hypothesisdoesn’t show up in the test. On the other hand, the hypothesis of asymmetry informationseems more robust than liquidity hypothesis in our results.
     In general, the results proposed in this dissertation will provide some help forunderstanding the characteristic of convertible bonds better and promote the developmentof convertible bonds markets in China.
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