This paper examines how the composition of an investment adviser’s client base (identified via Form ADV filings) relates to the performance of its mutual funds. Investment advisers catering to institutional clients realize statistically and economically superior risk-adjusted mutual fund performance relative to retail-oriented advisers. The findings are consistent with the empirical predictions of the Gârleanu and Pedersen (2018) model for asset management markets. The results suggest that institutional clients can identify differences in investment manager skill, particularly in market segments where retail mutual fund investors face higher search costs
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In this research, I show that aggregate information from financial statement analysis helps in predi...
This dissertation provides new evidence on the financial impact inherent to the conglomerate form of...
The first essay proposes potential benefits from monitoring as important determinants of institution...
The first chapter evaluates the zero-leverage effect on firms\u27 financial constraints. Moreover, u...
This study examines whether the input-output production network affects earnings predictability for ...
This dissertation analyzes the role of institutional investors in capital markets. The first essay s...
The aim of this thesis is to understand how firms with different payout policies impact the performa...
peer reviewedWe process an exhaustive set of 147 portfolio performance measures and their variations...
More and more retirees are given the choice to allocate their pension investments with either their...
Whenever there is a merger between two publicly held companies in the form of a stock transaction, t...
This study investigates the performance of the Dividend Discount Model (DDM), the Residual Income V...
Research in behavioral corporate finance takes two distinct approaches. The first emphasizes that in...
In light of the negative reputation of mortgage backed securities (MBS) due to the subprime crisis a...
The aim of my dissertation is to provide insights into the rationale and impact of government invest...
This work consists of three essays that investigate the effect of investor behavior on asset prices....
In this research, I show that aggregate information from financial statement analysis helps in predi...
This dissertation provides new evidence on the financial impact inherent to the conglomerate form of...
The first essay proposes potential benefits from monitoring as important determinants of institution...