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We propose that institutional investors’ portfolio rebalancing across asset classes contributes to the stock market’s puzzlingly large response to monetary shocks. We identify this channel through a cross-sectional approach and find that, ceteris paribus, a stock with 10% higher ownership...
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Bank represent a risk factor for the hedge fund industry as a whole and for ten commonly used strategies in particular …. Using modified event studies and Markov switching models, we find that UMP announcements represent a risk factor for … through breaks in the parameters of the conventional risk factors. Using Chow and Bai-Perron tests, we find that for the …
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unconventional monetary policy on pension fund risk incentives in the United States. Using two structural vector autoregressive (VAR … fund risk-taking, low interest rates and the decline in Treasury yields across both well-funded and underfunded public … pension plans, which is thus consistent with a structural risk-shifting incentive …
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monetary policy on pension fund risk incentives in the United States. Using two structural vector autoregressive (VAR) models … between pen- sion fund risk-taking, low interest rates and the decline in Treasury yields across both well-funded and … underfunded public pension plans, which is thus consistent with a structural risk-shifting incentive …
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market flows. In line with a powerful risk-shifting channel, we find that fund investors in countries with decreased real …
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(local) tightness of monetary policy to examine its influence on equity and money market flows. In line with a powerful risk …
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This paper analyses how unconventional monetary policy by the major central banks in developed markets affects the geographical portfolio choice of international mutual fund managers. We find that large-scale asset purchases have significant international spillover effects, in contrast to...
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Unconventional monetary policy (UMP) by the US Federal Reserve, Bank of England, Bank of Japan, and European Central Bank affects the geographical portfolio choice of international mutual fund managers. UMP prompts managers of mutual funds to rebalance their portfolios away from the country...
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) tightness of monetary policy to examine its influence on equity and money market flows. In line with a powerful risk …
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