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We study the agency implications of increased disclosure using a regulatory change in the mutual fund industry as an experimental setting. This quasi-natural experiment mandated more frequent portfolio disclosure, which we show imposes managerial skill re-assessment risks from investors on funds...
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This paper estimates the effect of competition from low-cost index funds on fees in the money management industry. A difference-in-differences analysis exploiting the staggered entry of index funds finds that while actively managed funds sold directly to retail investors reduce fees by six...
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I collect a registry-based dataset on the personal portfolios of Swedish mutual fund managers. The managers who invest (a lot of) personal money in their own funds generate positive abnormal returns. Some managers are betting on their best ideas by investing personal money in individual...
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Using a novel database, the NilssonHedge hedge fund database covering more than 350,000 return observations, we perform a large-scale multiple regression. We evaluate alpha against the Fama French five-factor model including momentum. Our findings are compatible with a net-zero alpha from hedge...
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It is sometimes argued that existing methodologies for assessing mutual fund's performance are unfair, as fund's return is taken net of expenses and benchmark return is gross of expenses. Examining over 1000 U.S. non-specialized mutual funds in 2001-2009, we nd that the abovementioned problem is...
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This study applies the three-factor and five-factor model forwarded by Fama and French [1993] and Fama and French [2015] to evaluate the performance of mutual funds of different AUM in mainland China from a risk factor exposure perspective. I demonstrate that these funds, regardless of reported,...
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Nowadays, investors seek beyond the financial performance of their investments, including Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria in the decision-making process. To this effect, there are currently suppliers who offer different methodologies to evaluate the ESG factors that...
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We look at the trend of alpha generation among 18 large-cap equity mutual funds in India betweenSeptember 2010 and August 2021. Between September 2013 and December 2017, these schemes, on average, outperformed a NIFTY 50 index tracker fund (average annualised 3-year alpha of 3.22%), but since...
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Typical risk questionnaires aimed at helping advisors guide investors are deficient in five ways. First, each investor has a multitude of risk tolerances, one for each goal and its mental account. Probes for one global risk tolerance miss that multitude. Second, the links between answers to...
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This paper outlines a tactical asset allocation (TAA) strategy that takes signals from the credit markets and applies them to the stock market. A power model is built using the Russell 2000 equity index and the Bank of America/Merrill Lynch High Yield B index. This model is then used in a...
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