Previous research has shown that the historical appreciation of Morningstar wide-moat companies exceeds that of benchmark indices. In the case of mutual funds, prior work has also demonstrated the significance of Morningstar’s stewardship grade in partially explaining such out performance. The present study examines 181 wide-moat companies and assesses whether stewardship has a comparable influence on the financial performance of individual firms
Using a sample of U.S. firms over three decades, we examine whether the efficiency with which manage...
Investment funds potentially suffer from the conflict of interest between investors and fund managem...
Poor Corporate Governance practices by firms are thought to have largely influenced what is widely c...
Morningstar has identified 85 companies with wide economic moats. According to Morningstar the...
According to Morningstar companies with certain structural characteristics enjoy economic moats. Com...
Morningstar has assigned a Stewardship grade to 1165 mutual funds. This comprehensive construc...
Interest in governance led Morningstar to develop a summary measure for mutual fund governance. In c...
This thesis examines the relationship between competitive advantage and stock performance. Using Mor...
‘In business, I look for economic castles protected by unbreachable “Moats”’. Warren Buffett Compani...
Investors in mutual funds have the unenviable task of disentangling two mutually confounding effects...
This dissertation consists of three stand-alone research projects on large shareholders, corporate e...
The evaluation of stock selections by portfolio managers is a topic commonly addressed by academics ...
Current research in corporate governance focuses primarily upon minimization of agency costs in the ...
Despite the widespread adoption of governance best practice generated by government reports such as;...
In an environment where competition is becoming increasingly fierce, the primary concern of entities...
Using a sample of U.S. firms over three decades, we examine whether the efficiency with which manage...
Investment funds potentially suffer from the conflict of interest between investors and fund managem...
Poor Corporate Governance practices by firms are thought to have largely influenced what is widely c...
Morningstar has identified 85 companies with wide economic moats. According to Morningstar the...
According to Morningstar companies with certain structural characteristics enjoy economic moats. Com...
Morningstar has assigned a Stewardship grade to 1165 mutual funds. This comprehensive construc...
Interest in governance led Morningstar to develop a summary measure for mutual fund governance. In c...
This thesis examines the relationship between competitive advantage and stock performance. Using Mor...
‘In business, I look for economic castles protected by unbreachable “Moats”’. Warren Buffett Compani...
Investors in mutual funds have the unenviable task of disentangling two mutually confounding effects...
This dissertation consists of three stand-alone research projects on large shareholders, corporate e...
The evaluation of stock selections by portfolio managers is a topic commonly addressed by academics ...
Current research in corporate governance focuses primarily upon minimization of agency costs in the ...
Despite the widespread adoption of governance best practice generated by government reports such as;...
In an environment where competition is becoming increasingly fierce, the primary concern of entities...
Using a sample of U.S. firms over three decades, we examine whether the efficiency with which manage...
Investment funds potentially suffer from the conflict of interest between investors and fund managem...
Poor Corporate Governance practices by firms are thought to have largely influenced what is widely c...