This paper presents the results of an empirical study concerning conventional and socially responsible mutual funds.We apply a sophisticated operations research algorithm embedded in inverse portfolio optimization on financial market data, ESG-scores and CRSP fund data. Due to our results we cannot find strong evidence of differences between conventional and socially responsible mutual funds. In particular, the calculated risk tolerance parameters describing the real portfolio composition best show that socially responsible mutual funds may be even less concerned about the ESG-scores in the preference functional than conventional funds
International audienceIn this study, we examine whether the financial performances of socially respo...
The aim of this study is to analyze whether managers, practitioners and individual investors could o...
The investment performance of socially responsible mutual funds is examined. Analysis of monthly ret...
This paper presents the results of an empirical study concerning conventional and socially responsib...
Prior literature on socially responsible investment has contended that excluding "sin stocks" from a...
To date, research into socially responsible investment (SRI), and in particular the socially respons...
Compared to conventional mutual funds, socially responsible mutual funds outperform during periods o...
In this paper, I analyze the question of whether European socially responsible mutual funds outperfo...
On average, socially responsible (SR) funds have showed statistically similar performances to tradit...
This paper reevaluates the effect of socially responsible (SR) investment principles on mutual fund ...
I use a sample of socially responsible stock mutual funds matched to randomly selected conventional ...
The definition and scope of sustainability have evolved over the years, stimulated by debates which ...
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the performance of ethical and conventional investments....
In this study, we examine whether the financial performances of socially responsible investment (SRI...
In this article, we examine a broad sample of socially responsible (SR) and conventional mutual fund...
International audienceIn this study, we examine whether the financial performances of socially respo...
The aim of this study is to analyze whether managers, practitioners and individual investors could o...
The investment performance of socially responsible mutual funds is examined. Analysis of monthly ret...
This paper presents the results of an empirical study concerning conventional and socially responsib...
Prior literature on socially responsible investment has contended that excluding "sin stocks" from a...
To date, research into socially responsible investment (SRI), and in particular the socially respons...
Compared to conventional mutual funds, socially responsible mutual funds outperform during periods o...
In this paper, I analyze the question of whether European socially responsible mutual funds outperfo...
On average, socially responsible (SR) funds have showed statistically similar performances to tradit...
This paper reevaluates the effect of socially responsible (SR) investment principles on mutual fund ...
I use a sample of socially responsible stock mutual funds matched to randomly selected conventional ...
The definition and scope of sustainability have evolved over the years, stimulated by debates which ...
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the performance of ethical and conventional investments....
In this study, we examine whether the financial performances of socially responsible investment (SRI...
In this article, we examine a broad sample of socially responsible (SR) and conventional mutual fund...
International audienceIn this study, we examine whether the financial performances of socially respo...
The aim of this study is to analyze whether managers, practitioners and individual investors could o...
The investment performance of socially responsible mutual funds is examined. Analysis of monthly ret...