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active equity portfolios. Active management is dependent on the success of two importantcomponents in the investment process stock selection skill and portfolio management. Ourstudy documents a positive relationship between fund performance and portfolio concentration. The relationship is...
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This study examines the relationship between investment performance and concentration inactive equity portfolios. Active management is dependent on the success of two importantcomponents in the investment process stock selection skill and portfolio management. Ourstudy documents a positive...
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The recent paper by Goetzmann et al. (2002) suggests that fund managers subject to aperformance review have an adverse incentive to engage in portfolio strategies that have the unfortunate attribute that they can expose the fund investor to significant downside risk. Weisman(2002) uses the term...
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The recent paper by Goetzmann et al. (2002) suggests that fund managers subject to a performance review have an adverse incentive to engage in portfolio strategies that have the unfortunate attribute that they can expose the fund investor to significant downside risk. Weisman (2002) uses the...
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This study examines the relationship between investment performance and concentration inactive equity portfolios. Active management is dependent on the success of two importantcomponents in the investment process stock selection skill and portfolio management. Ourstudy documents a positive...
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Employing a database of equity portfolio holdings for active U.S. fund managers, we provide a simulation analysis of the various portfolio blends that might arise as additional active equity funds are added to a single portfolio structure. We document increased difficulties for blended...
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We examine the performance and portfolio characteristics of actively managed equity funds impacted by top management turnover. Utilizing a unique database of monthly portfolio holdings, our study finds that post-replacement, previously poor performing funds experience improved returns. However...
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This study examines the extent to which seasonal variation arises across calendar months in the performance of active Australian equity managers. While it is well documented that there is seasonality in equity market returns, it is unknown whether calendar month variation in managed fund...
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A costly arbitrage model, developed for the Australian imputation tax system, shows that stocks paying dividends with a tax credit are likely targets for ex-dividend arbitrage. We show that order imbalance, based on the direct observation of buyer and seller initiated trades, is a key factor in...
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