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Relative Value in Bonds: An Application to the US Treasury Market

The purpose of this paper is to empirically analyze the risk and return characteristics of relative value strategies in bonds. Three different yield curve models and three different strategies have been tested. We show that combining the information content from different yield curve models increases the profitability of relative value strategies. Although we find negligible exposure to systematic market risk, we find significant liquidity risk for the tested strategies.