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The authors develop a model whose aim is to study the relationship between crowding and liquidity shocks. One of the main results of that model is that crowding is associated with a larger exposure to broader liquidity shocks on arbitrageurs. The authors confirm this link empirically by studying equity long–short strategies. They use short interest data both to identify liquidity shocks impacting sophisticated equity investors and to infer crowdedness for some of the well-known long–short equity factors. When liquidity shocks (such as the 2007 quant crisis or the more recent 2020 COVID-19–induced quant deleverage) occur, crowded strategies indeed tend to underperform.
期刊介绍:
Founded by Peter Bernstein in 1974, The Journal of Portfolio Management (JPM) is the definitive source of thought-provoking analysis and practical techniques in institutional investing. It offers cutting-edge research on asset allocation, performance measurement, market trends, risk management, portfolio optimization, and more. Each quarterly issue of JPM features articles by the most renowned researchers and practitioners—including Nobel laureates—whose works define modern portfolio theory.