This study examines whether U.S. international equity mutual funds provide out-of-sample diversification benefits in the presence of no short selling constraints. Ignoring the economic state, international mutual funds do not provide out-of-sample diversification benefits. However international mutual funds do provide out-of-sample diversification benefits in certain economic states. The benefits are concentrated when the lag one-month U.S. Treasury Bill return is lower than normal
Since 1990 there has been a tremendous growth in the investment in international mutual funds. This ...
This paper empirically investigates the potential benefits of international diversification for the ...
One possible explanation for home bias is that investors may obtain indirect international diversifi...
I use the simulation approach of Jobson and Korkie (J Portfolio Manag 7:70–74, 1981), combined with ...
I use the Bayesian approach of Wang (1998) to examine the diversification benefits of international ...
Diversification is the process by which a portfolio is constructed to minimize risk and maximize ret...
We conduct a comprehensive evaluation and comparison of the performance of U.S.-based domestic, glob...
We examine the benefits of international portfolio diversification for U.K. investors between Januar...
We use the Bayesian approach of Wang(1998) to examine the diversification benefits of investing in i...
This article studies three samples of United States-based regional mutual funds from the Asia-Pacifi...
International diversification reduces total risk to a portfolio by adding uncorrelated assets and br...
This paper examines whether investors can benefit from international diversification without trading...
Interest in global investing has increased tremendously over the last several years. U.S. investors ...
This study reviews international diversification using new sets of global and regional indices of mu...
Mutual funds provide diversification benefits for small investors. The continual quest for introduci...
Since 1990 there has been a tremendous growth in the investment in international mutual funds. This ...
This paper empirically investigates the potential benefits of international diversification for the ...
One possible explanation for home bias is that investors may obtain indirect international diversifi...
I use the simulation approach of Jobson and Korkie (J Portfolio Manag 7:70–74, 1981), combined with ...
I use the Bayesian approach of Wang (1998) to examine the diversification benefits of international ...
Diversification is the process by which a portfolio is constructed to minimize risk and maximize ret...
We conduct a comprehensive evaluation and comparison of the performance of U.S.-based domestic, glob...
We examine the benefits of international portfolio diversification for U.K. investors between Januar...
We use the Bayesian approach of Wang(1998) to examine the diversification benefits of investing in i...
This article studies three samples of United States-based regional mutual funds from the Asia-Pacifi...
International diversification reduces total risk to a portfolio by adding uncorrelated assets and br...
This paper examines whether investors can benefit from international diversification without trading...
Interest in global investing has increased tremendously over the last several years. U.S. investors ...
This study reviews international diversification using new sets of global and regional indices of mu...
Mutual funds provide diversification benefits for small investors. The continual quest for introduci...
Since 1990 there has been a tremendous growth in the investment in international mutual funds. This ...
This paper empirically investigates the potential benefits of international diversification for the ...
One possible explanation for home bias is that investors may obtain indirect international diversifi...