Swing Pricing Calibration: A Simple Thought Exercise Using ETF Pricing Dynamics to Infer Swing Factors for Mutual Funds

Kenechukwu Anadu (), Sean Baker, John Levin, Victoria Liu, Antoine Malfroy-Camine and Noam Tanner

Supervisory Research and Analysis Notes, 2022, issue 2022-06, 18

Abstract: This note uses pricing dynamics for exchange-traded funds that invest primarily in short-term debt to provide rough estimates of a range of swing-factor-proxies for mutual funds that invest in similar assets. These proxies could be useful for benchmarking stress-period swing factors in which mutual funds that invest substantially in short-term debt experience large net redemptions.

Keywords: first-mover advantage; run risk; swing pricing; liquidity transformation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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