We investigate whether Australian fund managers are able to deliver persistent performance using Carhart's (1997) four-factor model. Short- and long-term persistence is examined and the sample is also divided into unit trusts and superannuation funds. We do not find evidence of persistence in any sample of funds. We find that winner (loser) funds tend to hold past winner (loser) stocks. Winner and loser unit trusts both appear to have positive exposure to small stocks. © The Authors. Journal compilation © 2009 AFAANZ
This research makes an attempt to determine persistence in the mutual fund returns. i.e. an effort h...
* We would like to thank Vladimir Atanasov, Kenneth Moon and an anonymous referee for helpful commen...
Using a dataset free of survivorship bias, we investigate the performance and performance persistenc...
The present study extends the Australian fund performance persistence literature through the use of ...
The present study extends the Australian fund performance persistence literature through the use of ...
The present study extends the Australian fund performance persistence literature through the use of ...
We investigate the existence and sources of performance persistence for Australian equity funds, usi...
Many studies have discussed mutual funds performance, especially about the persistence of excess ret...
Many studies have discussed mutual funds performance, especially about the persistence of excess ret...
Using the most comprehensive database on Australian hedge funds, we test the performance persistence...
Many studies have discussed mutual funds performance, especially about the persistence of excess ret...
Using the most comprehensive database on Australian hedge funds, we test the performance persistence...
The authors explore performance persistence in mutual funds using absolute and relative benchmarks. ...
We study performance persistence across a global sample of equity mutual funds from 27 countries. In...
Using a dataset free of survivorship bias, we investigate the performance and performance persistenc...
This research makes an attempt to determine persistence in the mutual fund returns. i.e. an effort h...
* We would like to thank Vladimir Atanasov, Kenneth Moon and an anonymous referee for helpful commen...
Using a dataset free of survivorship bias, we investigate the performance and performance persistenc...
The present study extends the Australian fund performance persistence literature through the use of ...
The present study extends the Australian fund performance persistence literature through the use of ...
The present study extends the Australian fund performance persistence literature through the use of ...
We investigate the existence and sources of performance persistence for Australian equity funds, usi...
Many studies have discussed mutual funds performance, especially about the persistence of excess ret...
Many studies have discussed mutual funds performance, especially about the persistence of excess ret...
Using the most comprehensive database on Australian hedge funds, we test the performance persistence...
Many studies have discussed mutual funds performance, especially about the persistence of excess ret...
Using the most comprehensive database on Australian hedge funds, we test the performance persistence...
The authors explore performance persistence in mutual funds using absolute and relative benchmarks. ...
We study performance persistence across a global sample of equity mutual funds from 27 countries. In...
Using a dataset free of survivorship bias, we investigate the performance and performance persistenc...
This research makes an attempt to determine persistence in the mutual fund returns. i.e. an effort h...
* We would like to thank Vladimir Atanasov, Kenneth Moon and an anonymous referee for helpful commen...
Using a dataset free of survivorship bias, we investigate the performance and performance persistenc...