英文摘要 |
Using 150 electronic convertible bonds(CBs) trading on GreTai Securities Market in 2010 as our data, this paper empirically tests the performance of CB dynamic strategies according to the Black & Scholes option pricing formulas. From the empirical results, we demonstrate that based on the multi-regression analysis, the relationship between the minimum holding periods for particular returns, Taiwan index returns and CB hedging ratios are statistically insignificant, which implies that the CB dynamic strategy is a market-neutral trading strategy. The minimum holding periods, however, are significantly positively related to both the implied volatilities and CB premium ratios but negatively related to the Taiwan Corporate Credit Risk Index (TCRI), which indicates that the CBs with lower implied volatilities and premium ratios and higher TCRI have better performance in CB dynamic strategies. Finally, the shorter holding period of CB dynamic strategy, the better performance is. Specifically, the annual average return of the CB dynamic strategy with one-month (21trading days) holding period is up to 35.88%. |