This paper investigates the degree of risk aversion exhibited by Irish fund managers. Assuming a mean-variance optimising manager, we employ the dynamic conditional correlation specification (Engle, 2002) of the multivariate GARCH model to estimate the coefficient of relative risk aversion. We find that fund managers whose remit is to 'aggressively' manage their portfolios have coefficients lying between 1.69 and 2.42, while the risk aversion parameter of 'balanced' managed funds range from 3.24 to 3.69. Finally we discuss the implications of these numbers on the likelihood of these managers partaking in risky investments
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This paper investigates the degree of risk aversion exhibited by Irish fund managers. Assuming a mea...
Employing a mean-variance framework and a multivariate GARCH model, the degree of risk aversion exhi...
Employing a mean-variance framework and a multivariate GARCH model, the degree of risk aversion exh...
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We investigate whether regret can explain mutual fund managers' risk-shifting behavior. We propose a...
This paper provides a detailed discussion of the relationship between mutual fund management structu...
We propose a model of delegated portfolio management with career concerns. Investors hire fund manag...
This paper investigates the degree of risk aversion exhibited by Irish fund managers. Assuming a mea...
Employing a mean-variance framework and a multivariate GARCH model, the degree of risk aversion exhi...
Employing a mean-variance framework and a multivariate GARCH model, the degree of risk aversion exh...
The engagement around investing in mutual funds is increasing and attracts several personal investo...
We reexamine empirical evidence on strategic risk-taking behavior by mutual fund managers.Several st...
A fund's performance is usually compared to the performance of an index or other funds. If a fund tr...
This study shows how investing in mutual funds involves an additional risk, which we call management...
We develop a unified model of the interactions among investors, fund companies, and fund managers.We...
Risk tolerance is one of the behavioral issues that have becoming an important topic within fund man...
This article explores the influence of competitive conditions on the evolutionary fitness of risk pr...
This thesis investigates the dynamically optimal risk-taking by a loss-averse hedge fund manager who...
This thesis investigates the dynamically optimal risk-taking by a loss-averse hedge fund manager who...
We investigate whether regret can explain mutual fund managers' risk-shifting behavior. We propose a...
This paper provides a detailed discussion of the relationship between mutual fund management structu...
We propose a model of delegated portfolio management with career concerns. Investors hire fund manag...