A MODEL OF FUND GROWTH FOR MANAGED FUTURES: EVIDENCE OF MANAGERIAL SKILL
Fund size is an essential component of a funds overall value. In this work, we argue that growth in fund size results from managerial skill. To test this argument, we estimate a model that links fund growth to performance characteristics. We use the model to isolate significant performance character...
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Published in: | Journal of investment management p. 5 |
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Format: | Journal Article |
Language: | English |
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Lafayette
Journal of Investment Management
01-01-2008
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Summary: | Fund size is an essential component of a funds overall value. In this work, we argue that growth in fund size results from managerial skill. To test this argument, we estimate a model that links fund growth to performance characteristics. We use the model to isolate significant performance characteristics and confirm that the model has predictive power out-of-sample. Hence, we verify that manager skill exists. This model may be useful to academics, fund managers, and fund allocators. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT] |
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ISSN: | 1545-9144 1545-9152 |