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JEL Classification D82
"Asymmetric and Private Information"

These are all the papers that have a JEL assignment (not all authors have given JEL codes to their papers) and that include the D82 classification.     (sorted by date)

How Much do Banks use Credit Derivatives to Hedge Loans?
by Bernadette A. Minton of Ohio State University,
René Stulz of Ohio State University, and
Rohan Williamson of Georgetown University
(353K PDF) -- 31 pages -- February 2009

The Future of Securitization
by Günter Franke of the University of Konstanz & Goethe University, and
Jan Pieter Krahnen of Goethe-University Frankfurt
(321K PDF) -- 59 pages -- November 28, 2008

The Organization of Credit Risk Management in Banks: Hard versus Soft Information
by Brigitte Godbillon-Camus of the Université Robert Schuman, and
Christophe J. Godlewski of the Université Louis Pasteu
(194K PDF) -- 24 pages -- October 2, 2006

Hedging and Asset Allocation for Structured Products
by Robert Lamb of Imperial College,
Vladislav Peretyatkin of Imperial College, and
William Perraudin of Imperial College
(161K PDF) -- 25 pages -- December 2005

Default Risk Sharing Between Banks and Markets: The contribution of collateralized debt obligations
by Günter Franke of the University of Konstanz, and
Jan Pieter Krahnen of the University of Frankfurt
(756K PDF) -- 38 pages -- August 18, 2005

Remarks on Pricing Correlation Products
by Harald Skarke of Bank Austria Creditanstalt
(77K PDF) -- 6 pages -- July 17, 2005

Accounting Fraud and the Pricing of Corporate Liabilities Structural Models with Garbling
by Angelo Baglioni of the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, and
Umberto Cherubini of the University of Bologna
(408K PDF) -- 33 pages -- February 2005

Yu, Fan, "Accounting Transparency and the Term Structure of Credit Spreads", Journal of Financial Economics, Vol. 75, No. 1, (January 2005), pp. 53-84.

Default Risk Sharing Between Banks and Markets: The Contribution of Collateralized Loan Obligations
by Günter Franke of the Konstanz Universitaet, and
Jan Pieter Krahnen of the Goethe-Universitaet and CEPR
(181K PDF) -- 16 pages -- October 10, 2004

Credit Derivatives in Banking: Useful Tools for Loan Risk Management?
by Gregory R. Duffee of the University of California at Berkeley, and
 Chunsheng Zhou of the University of California at Riverside
(227K PDF) -- 30 pages -- August 2001

Commonality in Liquidity
by Tarun Chordia of Vanderbilt University,
Richard Roll of the University of California, Los Angeles, and
Avanidhar Subrahmanyam of the University of California, Los Angeles
(175K PDF) -- 26 pages -- April 2000

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