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managers manifests itself across different quantiles. These results have important implications for fund management companies …
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managers manifests itself across different quantiles. These results have important implications for fund management companies …
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managers manifests itself across different quantiles. These results have important implications for fund management companies …
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managers manifests itself across different quantiles. These results have important implications for fund management companies …
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female portfolio manager and funds that have all female portfolio managers. Funds with all female managers perform no … idea that female managers need to perform better for their funds to survive. Yet, female-managed surviving funds have fewer … female and male managers, but that only the best performing female managers manage to survive …
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We study managerial turnover for both internally managed mutual funds and those managed externally by subadvisors. We argue that turnover of subadvisors provides sharper tests of any underlying board and sponsor monitoring because these data are heavily weighted toward involuntary turnover. We...
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We examine the determinants and consequences of mutual fund managers simultaneously managing multiple funds. Well …-performing managers multitask by taking over poorly performing funds or launching new funds. Subsequent to multitasking, funds run by … managers prior to multitasking (i.e., incumbent funds) experience performance deterioration while the performance of the …
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