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An Analysis of Active Fund Allocation Decision of Mutual Funds in India

Narasimhan, M. S. - 2015

By evaluating the performance of 772 funds, this study seeks to examine whether fund managers add any value by their fund allocation decision. After selecting the securities for investment, fund managers need to decide as to how much to be invested in the selected securities. They can actively...

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Investment motives and preferences : an empirical inquiry during COVID-19

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Comparative study of momentum and contrarian behavior of different investors : evidence from the Indian market

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Does direct-sold funds provide a sizeable edge to investors? : evidences from selected mutual funds in India

Seal, Jayanta Kumar; Paul, Arunima - In: Cogent economics & finance 7 (2019) 1, pp. 1-17

-sold funds in India. We do not find any evidence that direct-sold funds underperform the broker-sold funds. Despite the superior … services provided by the brokers. We find that fund houses in India offer both direct and broker-sold funds to target different …

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