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Mutual Fund Performance and Fund Age
2011This paper explores the relationship between mutual fund performance and age of fund. We analyze a sample of long-established mutual funds; comparing raw returns, objective adjusted, and market adjusted returns at different age progressions. Through statistical analysis, we find there is no significant relationship between fund age and raw returns as
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Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 2006
Abstract We study the conflict of interests between the limited partners (LPs) and the general partner (GP) in a venture capital (VC) fund with a limited life span. LPs commit money, while the GP selects and monitors projects. Midway into the project, the GP privately observes the project’s quality and the estimated time to exit.
Eugene Kandel +2 more
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Abstract We study the conflict of interests between the limited partners (LPs) and the general partner (GP) in a venture capital (VC) fund with a limited life span. LPs commit money, while the GP selects and monitors projects. Midway into the project, the GP privately observes the project’s quality and the estimated time to exit.
Eugene Kandel +2 more
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The marginal cost of public funds with an aging population
Journal of Population Economics, 1991"As populations in the United States and other advanced economies grow older, the burden of social security and health care financing is expected to rise markedly. Payroll, income, and other taxes on working populations are projected to rise accordingly. The marginal welfare cost to workers of social security and other public expenditures is analyzed
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Hedge Fund Illiquidity, Age, and Performance
The Journal of Wealth Management, 2016This article shows that hedge fund performance is positively related to funds’ exposure to illiquid assets. Therefore, because older funds and funds with larger increases in assets under management tend to invest less in illiquid assets, these funds tend to have weaker performance.
Haim A. Mozes, John Launny Steffens
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Funding Higher Education in an Age of Expansion
Education Economics, 1998Rapid, inadequately funded expansion of British higher education between 1990 and 1996, superimposed on an extended period of financial stringency, led to a funding crisis. As a response, the government established a National Committee of Inquiry into Higher Education (the Dearing Committee) (1997a,b) to report by summer 1997.
Nicholas Barr, Iain Crawford
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Funding growth in an age of austerity.
Harvard business review, 2004Everyone knows that corporate growth--true growth, not just agglomeration--springs from innovation. And the common wisdom is that companies must spend lavishly on R&D if they are to innovate at all. But in these fiscally cautious times, where every line item of every budget in every company is under intense scrutiny, many organizations are doing just ...
Gary, Hamel, Gary, Getz
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Ideas for the Funding of Healthcare in the Context of the Ageing of the Population
The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance - Issues and Practice, 2001This paper draws upon a paper entitled ` Refocusing and Reinvigorating Retirement Policy'', which I presented to the Conference of Major Superannuation Funds in Australia in 1999. It approaches the topic of health funding reform from a ` retirement policy'' perspective, noting that healthcare needs, like retirement income needs, are heavily ...
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Performance Funding Comes of Age in Tennessee
The Journal of Higher Education, 1996The Performance Funding Program is designed to stimulate instructional improvement and student learning as institutions carry out their respective missions. Performance Funding is an incentive for meritorious institutional performance and provides the citizens of Tennessee, the Executive Branch of state government, the legislature, education officials,
Trudy W. Banta +3 more
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The Coming of Age of Sovereign Wealth Funds
Global Journal of Emerging Market Economies, 2009Government-owned investment vehicles or Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs) are emerging as relevant players in global financial markets. Their rapid increase in size and asset range has captured considerable attention as capital flows now shift from emerging to developed economies.
Adriana Arreaza +2 more
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Mutual Fund Age and Morningstar Ratings
Financial Analysts Journal, 2000This study investigates the relationship between the age of mutual funds and their Morningstar ratings. Using 37 different Morningstar data disks, we find and document an age bias in the Morningstar ratings. Specifically, we find that funds that are ten years or older systematically receive higher average star ratings than younger funds as a result of ...
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