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Purpose -The purpose of this paper is to examine the value of active fund management using a sample of hybrid mutual funds. Design/methodology/approach - Instead of using traditional risk-adjusted measures, the paper employs an alternative attribution return methodology where the actual monthly...
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We examine whether explicitly controlling for the fixed-income exposure of mutual funds affects conclusions drawn in performance assessment. We focus on daily return data from two hybrid mutual fund samples. Comparing abnormal performance estimates from the Carhart (1997) model to extensions...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the value of active fund management using a sample of hybrid mutual funds. Design/methodology/approach – Instead of using traditional risk‐adjusted measures, the paper employs an alternative attribution return methodology where the actual...
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Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to examine the risk adjusted performance of unit investment trusts (UITs). These UITs are a unique investment vehicle in that the trusts invest in a fixed portfolio of stocks for a predetermined period of time and hold limited cash positions....
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We examine four separate classifications (high quality corporate, general corporate, government Treasury, and general government) of investment grade bond funds over the 1994–2009 period. We verify that distinct differences exist in investment styles across the classifications. We also...
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