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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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Emerging economies in the post-crisis period increasingly saw portfolio debt inflows from a type of large international investment fund: Multi-Sector Bond Funds (MSBFs). These investors have lacked adequate representation in the literature. This paper constructs a new detailed database from...

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Mutual funds flows and the geography of contagion

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Do fund managers herd in frontier markets : and why?

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A panic-prone pack? : The behavior of emerging market mutual funds

Borensztein, Eduardo; Gelos, Gaston - 2001

withdrew money one month prior to the events. The degree of herding among funds is statistically significant, but moderate …. Herding is more widespread among open-ended funds than among closed-end funds, but not more prevalent during crises than …