Market making system has
been first utilized in the USA in the year of 1960 and has been put into
practice in our country in May 2000. With a contract signed between the debt
management and determined financial intermediaries, a special mediator duty is given
to act in government dept securities markets. Establishments that are
designated as market makers have obligations such as making continuous exchange
in secondary markets, giving quotations and buying certain amounts of export. In this study, after investigating the system and
its application in Turkey, the effect of the market making system on dept costs
have been analyzed. This study examines the practice of the market making
system in dept management whether or not strengthens the the primary and secondary
markets, and its effects on increasing liquidity and reducing volatility
through analyses conducted on benchmark bonds. With
the implementation of the system in Turkey for the purpose of increasing the
liquidity of the government debt securities market, it was observed that the
re-export strategy has been successfully implemented and bond volumes were
regularly increased.
Government Domestic Debt Securities Market Making System Dept Management Liquidity Volatility
Primary Language | Turkish |
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Journal Section | Articles |
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Publication Date | December 31, 2019 |
Published in Issue | Year 2019 Volume: 2 Issue: 3 |
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