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The asset management industry has seen a strong development of factor-based investing. The central idea is that each asset can be seen as a bundle of underlying factor sensitivities. A factor-based investing approach provides better insight into the risk decomposition of the investment...
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Pension funds are increasingly trying to embed long-term investing choices within their portfolios. Many publications focus on the rationale for long term investing; however, it remains unclear what long term investing actually is, what sets it apart from the current way of investing, and how it...
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This paper addresses the implementation of Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) in the investment process. We argue that a clear distinction needs to be made between (1) ethical based, (2) investment driven and value-ensuring objectives in SRI. This distinction enables trustees and investors to...
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We ask how pension fund trustees deal with the booms and busts that funds encounter, and to what extent the decisions of pension fund trustees are affected by behavioral biases. We examine these issues by using a vignette-method field experiment among Dutch pension fund trustees. We find that...
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If Dutch consumers had the opportunity to design pension deals to meet their needs, what sort of pension deals would emerge? What do employers, regulators, and supervisors want to achieve? This paper places the consumer at the centre of the pension system, analyzing trends and determining what...
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We investigate the impact of internationalization of banks on their performance. Using a novel data set comprising of the world's 46 largest banks spanning 1980-2004, we find that internationalization decreases performance measures as return-on assets or return-on-sales. That negative effect is...
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This essay investigates the relationship between the internationalization of banks, profitability and shareholder value. We argue that in general internationalization has not contributed to profitability, and shareholders have not gained by investing in banks with more international activities....
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