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Using 13F position valuations, we show that hedge fund advisors intentionally mismark their stock positions. We document manipulation even after eliminating issues inherent in the pricing of illiquid securities. Hedge fund advisors mark their positions up (down) following poor (good) performance...
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We provide evidence on the valuation of equity positions by hedge fund advisors. Reported valuations deviate from standard valuations based on closing prices from CRSP for roughly seven percent of the positions. These deviations are economically significant for about 25 percent of the hedge fund...
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fund manager duality using a broad sample of single managed US equity funds. We find that duality managers significantly … underperform non-duality managers. This underperformance results from duality funds in the bottom performance quintile. This … suggests that duality managers can avoid being laid off despite their bad performance. Consistent with this lower risk of …
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, we compare performance, risk, and style of equity mutual fund managers having a CFA designation and an MBA degree to … managers with only one of these qualifications. We document that the performance between these groups does not significantly … differ. However, managers with both degrees show less extreme and more persistent performance. Furthermore, consistent with …
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We study the decisions and performance of managers who are also chair of the board (duality managers). We hypothesize … that duality managers take more risky decisions and deliver worse performance than non-duality managers due to reduced … hypotheses: Duality managers take risk that they could easily avoid, deviate from their benchmarks, make extreme decisions, and …
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