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. By developing a simple model of trading behavior, we show that the traditionally used herding measure produces biased … German mutual fund market, our measure provides new insights into fund manager herding that would have been undetected under …
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Using the traditional herding measure of Lakonishok, Shleifer and Vishny (1992) (LSV) and the more recent measure of … Frey, Herbst and Walter (2007) (FHW), we assess herding by French equity mutual funds between 1999 and 2005. We show that … LSV herding amounts to 6.5%, while FHW herding is approximately 2.5 times stronger. We find that herding is stronger in …
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This study examines whether mutual funds herd in industries and the extent to which such herding impacts industry … valuations. Using two herding measures proposed by Lakonishok et al. (1992) and Sias (2004) we document that mutual funds herd in … industries. We show that industry herding is not driven by fund flows and that it is not a manifestation of individual stock …
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Recent research has shown that institutional herding is a relevant phenomenon in stock markets. Do institutional … equivalent by institutional investors. Consequently, we construct "bond groups" consisting of similar bonds and analyze herding … at a "bond group" level. Our results indicate that there is strong evidence of herding, albeit it is weaker than in stock …
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withdrew money one month prior to the events. Thedegree of herding among funds is statistically significant, but moderate.Herding …
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Existing evidence using US data shows a simultaneous covariability between a stock's price and quarterly flows into and out of the stock by institutional investors. In this paper we use date on monthly changes in holdings by all investor groups at the Oslo Stock Exchange to shown that the...
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finance. A broadly discussed behavioural bias is herding, i.e. the tendency of investors to imitate each others’ decisions …. Herding is a phenomenon with far-reaching implications for financial markets, but its importance becomes even larger if it is … undoubtedly herd, with the extent of herding being irrelevant to the price movements observed in the market. Managers herd …
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find strong evidence that mutual funds herd into or out of stocks following the herd of hedge funds: mutual funds’ herding … measure is positively related to last quarter’s hedge fund herding. In contrast, hedge funds do not follow mutual funds …. Mutual funds’ following of hedge funds leads to a sharp price reversal in the next quarter, whereas hedge fund herding itself …
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