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Fund managers are paid a fixed management fee in proportion to their assets under management. This means to maximize … revenue, managers hoard assets. Whilst this results in increased revenue for the manager often, due to diseconomies of scale … this perverse incentive. The ‘incentive fee hypothesis' states that once managers become sufficiently incentivized to …
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(performance fees) and implicit incentives (fund flows) of asset managers. Funds with performance fees face substantially steeper …
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In this paper, we show that firms might get an additional strategic benefit from using marginal-cost-reducing investments in conjunction with a managerial incentive scheme. While both these instruments allow firms to “aggressively” participate in product market competition, we show that they...
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Mutual fund managers' compensation packages often contain relative performance-dependent components such as year …
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We provide evidence that CEO equity incentives, especially stock options, influence stock liquidity risk via information disclosure quality. We document a negative association between CEO options and the quality of future managerial disclosure policy. Contributing to the literature on CEO...
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Using detailed mutual fund holdings in the US market, we estimate active mutual fund managers’ loss aversion as a …. We further find managers' loss aversion is higher when past fund flows were high and lower when past fund flows were … illiquid positions, or more growth-oriented positions. We offer novel evidence to support the tournament effect, indicating …
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We develop a macroeconomic framework in which firms are large and have market power with respect to both products and labor. Each firm maximizes a share-weighted average of shareholder utilities, which makes the equilibrium independent of price normalization. In a one-sector economy, if returns...
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In this paper, I develop a model of oligopoly with shareholder voting. Instead of assuming that firms maximize profits … monopolist. In a model of general equilibrium oligopoly with shareholder voting, higher levels of wealth inequality and …
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Linear contracts are popular in delegated portfolio management. This paper studies the incentive of linear performance-adjusted contracts in delegated portfolio management under a VaR constraint with a principal-agent model and numerical analysis. It is shown that a linear performance-based...
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