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We analyze the performance of international equity SMAs over 1986-2003. We find that performance persists at both the country and individual SMA level. Best performing countries continue to outperform and best performing SMAs continue to outperform, even after controlling for market, firm size,...
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We create globally diversified real estate portfolios using cointegration methods over 1992-2009. Cointegration is robust to intertemporal correlation instability, identifies markets that share common factors and long-term trends, and identifies leading markets that do not respond to deviations...
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This article examines the performance of mortgage-backed securities (MBS) mutual funds from January 1987 to June 1995. As a group, the MBS mutual funds underperform both the "Salomon and Lehman Brothers" MBS market benchmarks. The relative underperformance of the MBS mutual funds is due to poor...
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We examine factors underlying the differences in commingled real estate fund (CREF) performance using a sample of 65 CREFs during 1985-2002. More than half of the individual CREFs underperformed the employed benchmark. However, portfolios of CREFs performed well in both up and down markets,...
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We examine the performance of real estate mutual funds during January 1991-December 1997. As a group, the sampled funds outperformed the "Wilshire Real Estate Securities Index" on a risk-adjusted basis by more than 5 percentage points annually. We attempt to explain these surprising findings by...
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Regulators and researchers alike have focused significant attention on the structure of the corporate board. In general, the results of prior empirical studies suggest that larger boards are costly to firms because of communication and co-ordination problems. How firms use committees to mitigate...
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Investors can exploit the correlations between international stock markets by trading no-load, open-end, international mutual funds. These investors in effect cheat passive investors because they buy the mutual funds at their net asset values, which do not reflect information released during the...
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This paper evaluates the performance of 114 international equity managers over the January 1988-December 1997 period. Performance tests are conducted using Sharpe (1966) and Jensen (1968) performance methodologies. The managers are divided into mutual fund (n = 54) and separately managed fund (n...
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