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This study investigates determinants for the demand and supply for PE/VC funds. Six factors were identified through Factor Analysis: Economic Activity, Development of Stock Markets, Corporate Governance, Social and Environmental Development, Entrepreneurship and Taxation. These factors were...
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The importance of private fund investor due diligence in the investment allocation process, in capital formation, and in private fund litigation has reached unprecedented levels and is further increasing. To provide the industry with data, data trend analyses, and guidance on applicable legal...
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Private equity funds (PEFs) eliminate entity-level taxation by using pass-through entities. They further minimize their investors' tax liability by taking the position that profits distributed to both general partners (GPs) and limited partners (LPs) are passive portfolio investment income and...
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We estimate the demand for private equity fund stakes in the secondary market using a broker's proprietary data on bids. We show that the demand response to aggregate liquidity shocks is negatively related to contemporaneous bids, and this relationship is stronger for funds that most likely are...
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The VCT scheme offers large tax breaks (worth around 38.4% of the amount subscribed) to encourage UK taxpayers to invest in start-up companies. Taking account of deadweight and other effects, the scheme currently costs close to £1 in tax subsidies per additional £1 invested in eligible venture...
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This study assesses the effects of Dodd-Frank Act compliance costs on the private fund industry. Using hand-selected compliance cost estimates from private fund advisers (N=94) the study shows with two independent datasets that the number of funds managed by private fund advisers is associated...
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This paper investigates whether the relationship between investment banks and their affiliated funds helps the funds deliver superior performance due to the information advantage or whether it costs the funds due to the conflict of interest. Using firms with class-action lawsuits, I examine...
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The existing literature of performance persistence of UK investment trusts is limited. We are going to use a sample of 210 UK investment trusts to test performance persistence in different time periods. Berk and Green (2004) suggests that performance persistence and managerial skill are limited...
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This book covers the basic principles of mutual fund industry. It aims or helps the readers to distinguish between open-end and closed-end mutual fund. Then, it introduces the reader to the various risk measurement that are used to measure the variability from the average. A review of the...
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In this article, we have applied an autoregressive moving average, ARMA(2,2) model of order AR(1), AR(2), MA(1), MA(2) and SMA(12) to test the natural logarithmic monthly market returns of the of the closed – end funds of major investment banks such as Van Kampen income trust, Aberden Asia...
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