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[We develop a performance evaluation model that incorporates the factors proposed by Huij and Derwall (2008) and a fund-specific benchmark to analyse the performance of US fixed income funds. Using the full sample, and accounting for the possibility of false discoveries we find fund management...
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By using securitization, a bank is able to lower its cost of funding, improve risk management and increase profitability.The key to the realization of the potential benefits of securitization lies in the quality of the underlying receivables, which, in turn, is directly related to the...
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The extent of non-trading is shown to be much greater in the UK than in the more heavily researched US equity markets. Over the period 1975 to 1995 we find that almost 44% of all stocks in our sample failed to trade on the last day of a given month, a figure which is significantly higher than...
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This paper investigates the impact of UK macroeconomic news announcements on selected futures contracts and exchange rates. A wide set of scheduled public news announcements is included in the study, including: official interest rate decisions, the publication of the Bank of England's Inflation...
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Using data from three emerging South East Asian equity markets we find that there is a positive and significant relationship between â and average stock returns in these markets. These results are in sharp contrast to recent results in the US (see Fama and French (1992)) and in previous studies...
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