I propose a parsimonious model that reproduces the negative risk-adjusted performance of actively managed equity mutual funds. In the model, a fund manager can generate state-dependent active returns at a disutility. Negative expected performance and mutual fund investing simultaneously arise in equilibrium because the active return the fund manager generates covaries positively with a component of the pricing kernel that the performance measure omits, consistent with recent empirical evidence. Using data on U.S. funds, I also document new empirical evidence consistent with the model's cross-sectional implications.Mutual fund Performance Business cycle Investment Pricing kernel
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Gruber (1996) drew attention to the puzzle that investors buy actively-managed funds even though, on...
I propose a parsimonious model that reproduces the negative risk-adjusted performance of actively ma...
This study shows how investing in mutual funds involves an additional risk, which we call management...
Asset pricing models introduce the challenge of testing a joint hypothesis. This thesis tests the hy...
The aggregate portfolio of actively managed U.S. equity mutual funds is close to the market portfoli...
International audienceWhy do investors buy underperforming mutual funds? To address this issue, we d...
Recent asset pricing studies demonstrate the relevance of incorporating coskewness in asset pricing ...
This article studies the performance of US actively managed mutual funds with traditional benchmarks...
textBased on Berk and Green (2004), I develop a model that explains the following well-known stylize...
© 2013 Dr. Jiaguo (George) WangChapter 1: On Market States and the Value of the Actively Managed Mut...
We develop a simple rational model of active portfolio management that provides a natural benchmark ...
cahiers de recherche n°2009-10 E2We study the performance of US actively managed equity mutual funds...
Gruber (1996) drew attention to the puzzle that investors buy actively-managed funds even though, on...
This article investigates the performance of target date mutual funds (TDMFs) relative to several pa...
If there are diseconomies of scale in asset management, any predictability in mutual fund performanc...
Gruber (1996) drew attention to the puzzle that investors buy actively-managed funds even though, on...
I propose a parsimonious model that reproduces the negative risk-adjusted performance of actively ma...
This study shows how investing in mutual funds involves an additional risk, which we call management...
Asset pricing models introduce the challenge of testing a joint hypothesis. This thesis tests the hy...
The aggregate portfolio of actively managed U.S. equity mutual funds is close to the market portfoli...
International audienceWhy do investors buy underperforming mutual funds? To address this issue, we d...
Recent asset pricing studies demonstrate the relevance of incorporating coskewness in asset pricing ...
This article studies the performance of US actively managed mutual funds with traditional benchmarks...
textBased on Berk and Green (2004), I develop a model that explains the following well-known stylize...
© 2013 Dr. Jiaguo (George) WangChapter 1: On Market States and the Value of the Actively Managed Mut...
We develop a simple rational model of active portfolio management that provides a natural benchmark ...
cahiers de recherche n°2009-10 E2We study the performance of US actively managed equity mutual funds...
Gruber (1996) drew attention to the puzzle that investors buy actively-managed funds even though, on...
This article investigates the performance of target date mutual funds (TDMFs) relative to several pa...
If there are diseconomies of scale in asset management, any predictability in mutual fund performanc...
Gruber (1996) drew attention to the puzzle that investors buy actively-managed funds even though, on...