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This paper finds that fund managers do not expect mean reverting returns, as suggested by theory and empirical evidence …
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Return-chasing investors almost exclusively consider top-performing funds for their investment decisions. When drawing conclusions about the managerial skill of these top performers, they tend to neglect fund volatility and the cross-sectional information contained in the number of funds and the...
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In this study, we investigate the mutual fund managers' ability to time market coskewness. Analyzing nine investment … styles of US equity fund, we find strong evidence to support that between 1973 and 2018, mutual fund managers investing in … Small-Blend and Small-Growth schemes demonstrate the ability to time the market coskewness. On average fund managers of the …
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The research object of this paper is to scrutinize the risk-adjusted returns of the five largest Croatian open-end equity mutual funds (ZB Aktiv, PBZ Equity, Raiffeisen Central Europe, Erste Adriatic Equity, and ZB Trend), and to compare each of them individually with a selection of the...
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Are the behavioral biases of fund managers affected by capital flows? This paper examines the relationship between fund … flows and the disposition behavior of fund managers. The disposition biases of fund managers are significantly negatively … higher capital gains tax overhang tend to have managers with lower disposition biases. Further evidence shows that fund …
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