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Email Address Continue. We find that systematic financial intermediary risk, as measured by the covariation between the fund return and the return of a portfolio of key prime brokers, captures cross-sectional differences in hedge fund returns. Once we control for the systematic risk, we find little evidence that idiosyncratic financial intermediary risk matters. We evaluate if large adverse shocks to individual prime brokers propagate to their hedge fund clients and find a significant impact only in the case of the Lehman Brothers' bankruptcy.

However, that impact was mitigated for funds with multiple prime brokers, suggesting that even extreme prime broker shocks are diversifiable.

Subrahmanyam and Davide Tomio The sovereign default insurance market is concentrated and strongly intermediated, and insurance price fluctuations are dominated by common sources of risk. In contrast, their quantities are primarily explained by country-specific factors. We provide an economic framework demonstrating that, to have both a high commonality in prices and a low commonality in quantities, insurance demand and supply must shift in opposite directions in response to global shocks. Currency carry trades exhibit sudden and extreme losses.

A popular explanation is that these losses are to some extent driven by leveraged carry trade speculators amplifying negative shocks through forced unwinding of their positions. A testable implication is that the likelihood and intensity of large carry trade losses crashes increases with the level of carry trade activity crowdedness. To test it, I develop a measure of crowdedness based on daily abnormal currency return correlation among the target currencies.