In this paper we investigate the tournament induced risk-shifting behavior of Australian “multi-sector growth funds”. We apply a regression-based methodology and examine tournaments based on the calendar year and the financial year. In our core analysis we find evidence in favor of Taylor’s (J Econ Behav Organ 1455:1–11, 2003) risk shifting tournament hypothesis for financial year-end tournaments. Apart from the standard tournament hypothesis we also report a range of findings regarding stability; fund age; and fund size. Support for the Taylor hypothesis generally continues across these variations as well
Purpose – The structure of the Malaysian fund market presents a unique setting in which to examine b...
Since the seminal paper of Brown, Harlow and Starks (1996), researchers have found conflicting resul...
In this paper we examine the extent to which derivatives are used to affect the risk-shifting behavi...
In this paper, the tournament induced risk-shifting behavior of Australian “multi-sector growth fund...
In this paper we investigate the tournament induced risk-shifting behavior of Australian "multi-sect...
The funds management industry has proven to be fertile ground for theoretical and empirical research...
We investigate the tournament induced risk-shifting behavior of Australian superannuation funds, all...
Taylor's [Taylor, J. (2003). Risk-taking behavior in mutual fund tournaments, Journal of Economic Be...
Purpose – the purpose of this paper is to examine the tournament hypothesis in the uk mutual fund ma...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the tournament hypothesis in the UK mutual fund ma...
The structure of the Asian managed funds market presents a unique setting to examine the risk-shifti...
For a sample of global and international equity mutual funds, we test the proposition that managers ...
For a sample of global and international equity mutual funds, we test the proposition that managers ...
A growing attention of Australian superannuation funds invested in socially responsible investments ...
In this thesis, I investigate the effect of annual fund tournaments on intra-year style drift ("tour...
Purpose – The structure of the Malaysian fund market presents a unique setting in which to examine b...
Since the seminal paper of Brown, Harlow and Starks (1996), researchers have found conflicting resul...
In this paper we examine the extent to which derivatives are used to affect the risk-shifting behavi...
In this paper, the tournament induced risk-shifting behavior of Australian “multi-sector growth fund...
In this paper we investigate the tournament induced risk-shifting behavior of Australian "multi-sect...
The funds management industry has proven to be fertile ground for theoretical and empirical research...
We investigate the tournament induced risk-shifting behavior of Australian superannuation funds, all...
Taylor's [Taylor, J. (2003). Risk-taking behavior in mutual fund tournaments, Journal of Economic Be...
Purpose – the purpose of this paper is to examine the tournament hypothesis in the uk mutual fund ma...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the tournament hypothesis in the UK mutual fund ma...
The structure of the Asian managed funds market presents a unique setting to examine the risk-shifti...
For a sample of global and international equity mutual funds, we test the proposition that managers ...
For a sample of global and international equity mutual funds, we test the proposition that managers ...
A growing attention of Australian superannuation funds invested in socially responsible investments ...
In this thesis, I investigate the effect of annual fund tournaments on intra-year style drift ("tour...
Purpose – The structure of the Malaysian fund market presents a unique setting in which to examine b...
Since the seminal paper of Brown, Harlow and Starks (1996), researchers have found conflicting resul...
In this paper we examine the extent to which derivatives are used to affect the risk-shifting behavi...