Andrew Allentuck was kind enough to quote me in his January, 2015, piece Rush to liquidity leads to junk sell-off:
Given the higher level of risk caused by increased duration and the reduced liquidity caused by a bank’s need to cut holdings of dicey bonds, spreads between corporate bond prices and, especially, subinvestment-grade bonds are going to increase, says James Hymas, president of Hymas Investment Management Inc. in Toronto: “It is liquidity, not default risk, that is moving prices and yields in the junk debt market.”