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Mutual Funds as Monitors: Evidence From Mutual Fund Voting
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009Abstract We address how mutual funds vote on shareholder proposals and identify factors that help determine support of wealth-increasing shareholder proposals. We examine 213,579 voting decisions made by 1799 mutual funds from 94 fund families for 1047 shareholder proposals voted on between July 2003 and June 2005.
Morgan, Angela +3 more
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Mutual Fund Exit and Mutual Fund Fees
The Journal of Law and Economics, 2011AbstractWe examine the effect of mutual fund fee structure on mutual fund exit mode and timing. The evidence presented herein is consistent with fee maximization by mutual fund sponsors or managers, increased conflicts of interest for funds charging 12b-1 fees and higher management fees, and a pecking order for mutual fund exit method.
English, Philip C., II +2 more
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Information acquisition and mutual funds
Journal of Economic Theory, 2005zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Diego García, Joel M. Vanden
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GIS Business, 2019
The Indian mutual fund industry witnessed a remarkable performance in the past 30 years. After independence, with the joint effort of the Indian government and the Reserve Bank of India, the establishment of Unit Trust of India marked the beginning of the mutual fund industry in India.
H. Kent Baker +2 more
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The Indian mutual fund industry witnessed a remarkable performance in the past 30 years. After independence, with the joint effort of the Indian government and the Reserve Bank of India, the establishment of Unit Trust of India marked the beginning of the mutual fund industry in India.
H. Kent Baker +2 more
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012
We show that cognitive ability influences mutual fund choice: high-IQ investors avoid funds with high management fees. Two competing stories can explain this phenomenon. One is that high-IQ consumers benefit less from costly services, as they find it easier to make informed financial decisions without external help. The alternative story is that these
Grinblatt, Mark +4 more
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We show that cognitive ability influences mutual fund choice: high-IQ investors avoid funds with high management fees. Two competing stories can explain this phenomenon. One is that high-IQ consumers benefit less from costly services, as they find it easier to make informed financial decisions without external help. The alternative story is that these
Grinblatt, Mark +4 more
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Mutual Fund Tournaments and Fund Active Share
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017We study the impact of the tournament-like competition in the mutual fund industry by examining the Active Share choices of funds. Funds with relatively poor performance by the end of the third quarter in a calendar year tend to increase their Active Share during the last quarter.
C. Wei Li, Ashish Tiwari, Lin Tong
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Fund of Funds Selection of Mutual Funds
Critical Finance Review, 2018Andre de Souza +2 more
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Analysing the financial performance of sustainable development goals-themed mutual funds in China
Sustainable Production and Consumption, 2021Carmen-Pilar Martí-Ballester
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Hedge Funds versus Mutual Funds (2): An Examination of Multialternative Mutual Funds
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014This article examines those mutual funds classified by Morningstar as “Alternative.” It follows an earlier article appearing in the Winter 2014 issue of The Journal of Alternative Investments, “Hedge Funds versus Mutual Funds: An Examination of Equity Long/Short Funds,” which concluded that the market exposures and performance of these equity long ...
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Is quantitative and qualitative information relevant for choosing mutual funds?
Journal of Business Research, 2021Luis Otero-González +1 more
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