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We compare fund flows and asset valuations of bond mutual funds whose managers concurrently manage portfolios with … performance-based fees and those whose managers do not. We find that bond mutual funds whose managers concurrently manage …
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We have compared the performance of savings plans within the class of difference capital guarantee mechanisms: from the stop loss to classic investments in actuarial reserve funds. CPPI strategies with different leverage factors can be viewed as a compromises between these two extremes. In...
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This is the first study of corporate-bond mutual fund performance that examines detailed security-level holdings and … equity funds that shows evidence of stock-selection ability, we do not find evidence consistent with bond fund managers, on … weakly positive evidence of ability to time corporate bond characteristics. Overall results show that the costs of active …
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This is the first study of corporate-bond mutual fund performance that examines detailed security-level holdings and … equity funds that shows evidence of stock-selection ability, we do not find evidence consistent with bond fund managers, on … weakly positive evidence of ability to time corporate bond characteristics. Overall results show that the costs of active …
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This study compares a measure of market-share changes with net flows to revisit the fund flow-performance relationship from the viewpoint of the heteroscedasticity of fund flows. We decompose market-share changes (net flows) into inflow and outflow shares and other parts (inflow and outflow) to...
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This paper investigates the impact of using different risk-adjusted measures of performance on the evaluation of UK investment trusts. Significant negative skewness is probably the most important empirical property of the time series of returns under analysis. Performance results based on the...
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Hedge Fund returns are often highly serially correlated mainly due to illiquidity exposures given that investments in such securities tend to be inactively traded and associated market prices are not always readily available. Following that, observed returns of such alternative investments tend...
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The paper applies a two-state switching regression to examine the behavior of a hypothetical portfolio of ten socially responsible equity mutual funds during the expansion and contraction phases of US business cycles between April 1991 and June 2009, based on the Carhart four-factor model, using...
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This article provides empirical support for the theory that closed-end fund discounts reflect expected investment performance. Evidence is presented to explain how equity closed-end fund initial public offerings (IPOs) can sell at a premium when existing funds sell at a discount and why the...
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