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Exploring the relationship between social activities and financial risk aversion in adults aged 50 + with depression caseness

Israel Journal of Health Policy Research
Background Risk aversion due to depression is common among older adults, and social participation is associated with improved mental health and a lower risk of late-life depression.
Shay Musbat, Inbal Reuveni, Racheli Magnezi   +2 more
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Flow-Performance Relationship and Tournament Behavior in the Mutual Fund Industry

, 2008
In this paper, we interpret the flow-performance relationship as an incentive scheme implicitly given to mutual fund managers by mutual fund investors. We show that the flow-performance relationship varies not only with economic activity but also across ...
MA, Baoling
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Market returns and mutual fund flows

With the increased popularity of mutual funds come increased concerns. Namely, could a sharp drop in stock and bond prices set off a cascade of redemptions by mutual fund investors and could the redemptions exert further downward pressure on asset ...
Paul Kleiman, Eli M. Remolona, Debbie Gruenstein   +2 more
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An initial analysis of South African mutual fund expenses

, 2010
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 91-97).The following research aims to collect and collate a set of data relating to characteristics of mutual funds within the South African Mutual Fund Industry, with a specific focus on expenses. In addition,
Griffiths, James
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Investment performance and market share : a study of the German mutual fund industry [PDF]

, 2006
We study a set of German open-end mutual funds for a time period during which this industry emerged from its infancy. In those years, the distribution channel for mutual funds was dominated by the brick-and-mortar retail networks of the large universal ...
Frank A. Schmid, Jan P. Krahnen, Schmid, Frank A., Theissen, Erik, Krahnen, Jan P., Erik Theissen, Krahnen, Jan Pieter   +6 more
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Mutual Fund Trading, Fund Flows, and ESG Portfolios

Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis
Abstract This article studies how ESG and conventional mutual funds trade stocks during the COVID-19 crash. Both fund types trade individual stocks similarly: Net purchases of ESG stocks are less sensitive than other stocks to fund flows pre-crash, but sensitivities increase for all stocks during the crash.
Rui Albuquerque, Yrjö Koskinen, Raffaele Santioni   +2 more
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On the International Transmission of Shocks: Micro-Evidence from Mutual Fund Portfolios [PDF]

This paper uses micro-level data on mutual funds from different financial centers investing in equity and bonds to study how investors and managers behave and transmit shocks across countries.
Claudio Raddatz, Sergio L. Schmukler
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Do After-Tax Returns Affect Mutual Fund Inflows? [PDF]

This paper explores the relationship between the after-tax returns that taxable investors earn on equity mutual funds and the subsequent cash inflows to these funds.
Daniel Bergstresser, James Poterba
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Are mutual fund investors in jail? [PDF]

The absence of investor reaction to the poor performance of mutual funds is a widely reported phenomenon. This paper investigates the role of load costs as an explanation for the phenomenon and concludes that back-end load fees are an obstacle to ...
Carlos F. Alves, Victor Mendes
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