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captures the time varying nature of beta exposures that could be interpreted as a common factor with both SR (systematic risk …
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We find evidence for the beta anomaly in mutual fund performance. This anomaly is not accounted for in the standard four-factor framework, nor by the addition of a BAB factor to the benchmark model. We identify the active component of alpha (i.e., active alpha) not attributable to the passive...
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In the presence of rising concern about climate change that potentially affects risk and return of investors’ portfolio … companies, active investors might have dispersed climate risk exposures. We compute mutual fund covariance with market ….24% per month on a risk-adjusted basis. High climate beta funds tilt their holdings toward stocks with high potential to hedge …
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This paper examines the relation between idiosyncratic risk and mutual fund performance using asset pricing models. We … performance. We find that idiosyncratic risk cannot be eliminated in UK mutual funds. We show that idiosyncratic risk is … risk significantly increases the number of funds showing statistically significant and positive selectivity skills (alpha …
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For years, research has been conducted to correctly model and predict the risk and return structures of Private Equity … (PE) funds. Although past research has revealed valuable insight into the features of those funds, most risk and return … this paper is to develop a methodology to correctly determine the risk and return profiles of Private Equity funds given …
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This stochastic simulation analysis examines the risk characteristics of target-date funds focusing on the trade …. The risk-return tradeoffs associated with equity exposure, particularly for workers approaching retirement, underscore the … importance of full disclosure, realistic assessment of risk tolerance and participant behavior, and due consideration of income …
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risk potential in the financial markets. Despite the computational intensity of the downside risk measures, they are very … widely applied to construct a portfolio and evaluate performance in terms of the investors’ loss aversion. Value-at-risk (VaR …) has emerged as an industry standard to analyze the market downside risk potential. The approaches used to measure VaR vary …
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investing within the well-known risk-return paradigm. From the viewpoint of ex-ante equity risk premium (ERP), the five factor …-related systematic risk, ii) the exposure to ESG-related systematic risk is significantly priced in the market, and iii) equity funds …
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Since Markowitz (1958) and Sharpe (1966), the increasing number of criteria and performance indicators made mutual funds analysis more complex and sometimes risky. In this study we propose to identify the most relevant indicators to classify mutual funds based on their statistical properties....
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