peer reviewedRecent studies claim that mutual fund managers demonstrate strong MARKET liquidity timing skills. We extend their liquidity timing tests to the four-factor case and investigate liquidity timing skills with respect to the MARKET, SIZE, VALUE and MOMENTUM factors. Contrary to these claims, we find no evidence that fund managers adjust market exposure in anticipation of market liquidity changes. We find rather strong evidence that fund managers successfully overweight small stocks as market liquidity increases. Our study also demonstrates that it is easy to misidentify SIZE liquidity timing as MARKET liquidity timing in models that focus only on MARKET liquidity timing
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AbstractWe explore a new dimension of fund managers' timing ability by examining whether they can ti...
Existing studies of mutual fund market timing analyze monthly returns and find little evidence of ti...
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• We propose a generalized specification to study market timing. Instead of considering an average m...
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There is a considerable body of literature that examines the behaviour of institutional investors a...
Extant researches have focused on mutual fund managers’ ability to time market returns or volatility...
Recent studies suggest that certain growth-oriented fund managers have substantial skill but do not ...
Mutual fund managers can outperform the market by picking stocks or timing the market successfully. ...
AbstractWe explore a new dimension of fund managers' timing ability by examining whether they can ti...
This paper proposes a novel approach to determine whether mutual funds time the market. The proposed...
This paper investigates liquidity timing behaviour of hedge funds that invest globally in foreign in...
We decompose the conditional expected mutual fund return in ve parts.Two parts, selectivity and expe...
In this paper, we globally investigate market timing abilities of mutual fund managers from the thre...
We explore a new dimension of fund managers' timing ability by examining whether they can time marke...
AbstractWe explore a new dimension of fund managers' timing ability by examining whether they can ti...
Existing studies of mutual fund market timing analyze monthly returns and find little evidence of ti...
We investigate the liquidity timing skills of debt-oriented hedge funds following the 2008 credit cr...
• We propose a generalized specification to study market timing. Instead of considering an average m...
This paper examines how hedge funds manage their liquidity risk by responding to the aggregate liqui...
There is a considerable body of literature that examines the behaviour of institutional investors a...
Extant researches have focused on mutual fund managers’ ability to time market returns or volatility...
Recent studies suggest that certain growth-oriented fund managers have substantial skill but do not ...
Mutual fund managers can outperform the market by picking stocks or timing the market successfully. ...
AbstractWe explore a new dimension of fund managers' timing ability by examining whether they can ti...
This paper proposes a novel approach to determine whether mutual funds time the market. The proposed...
This paper investigates liquidity timing behaviour of hedge funds that invest globally in foreign in...
We decompose the conditional expected mutual fund return in ve parts.Two parts, selectivity and expe...