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This paper evaluates the ability of bond funds to "market time" nine common factors related to bond markets. Timing ability generates nonlinearity in fund returns as a function of common factors, but there are several non-timing-related sources of nonlinearity. Controlling for the...
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This paper evaluates the ability of bond funds to "market time" nine common factors related to bond markets. Timing ability generates nonlinearity in fund returns as a function of common factors, but there are several non-timing-related sources of nonlinearity. Controlling for the...
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This paper documents a high and increasing capital concentration in the bond fund industry over the past three decades. Large funds deliver better performance and receive larger inflows than small funds, which explains the concentration of bond funds. However, large funds take more risks by...
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This paper evaluates the ability of bond funds to "market time" nine common factors related to bond markets. Timing ability generates nonlinearity in fund returns as a function of common factors, but there are several non-timing-related sources of nonlinearity. Controlling for the...
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We highlight how the bond "Greeks" drive the relevant factor loadings for the pricing ofTreasury securities. We show that only two factors--the exposures to which are durationand convexity--explain 99.5% of the variation in maturity-scaled yield changes, and bothfactors earn significant risk...
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