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The authors quantify and analyze the current annual fees in the institutional mutual fund industry. They identify the primary determinants of fund expenses and develop a methodology for gauging whether fees on an institutional investment are consistent with other similar alternative investments....
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Many individuals purchase shares in mutual funds as investments. With a lack of evidence supporting performance persistence in fund returns, investors should consider expenses as a fund-selection tool since fund expenses have a definite negative effect on fund returns. One of the largest...
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We present evidence that insured deposit financing shields banks from the full costs of market discipline. Banks experiencing Moody's downgrades exhibit abnormal equity returns that are increasing in the bank's reliance on insured deposits. We also find that banks increase their use of insured...
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We examine portfolio credit quality holding and daily return patterns in a large sample of bond mutual funds and document significant evidence of window dressing. First, using portfolio credit quality holdings data, we find strong evidence that bond funds on average hold significantly more...
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Many individuals purchase shares in mutual funds as investments. With a lack of evidence supporting performance persistence in fund returns, investors should consider expenses as a fund-selection tool since fund expenses have a negative effect on fund returns. One of the largest expenses...
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