Even the best Wall Street investors make mistakes. No matter how savvy or experienced, all
financial practitioners eventually let bias, overconfidence, and emotion cloud their …

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This paper has employed Chang's (Eur. J. Oper. Res. 115 (1999) 497–506) minimum
convex input requirement set (MCIRS) approach to evaluate the performance of US mutual …

Conventional companies are heterogeneous and it is difficult to identify whether governance
affects their performance. Closed-end funds are companies with clear objectives, allowing …

This study uses a large sample of UK‐listed closed‐end funds to examine whether
governance has an impact on two indicators of fund performance: the level of fund …

The relationship between market timing and mutual fund performance is examined. The
research documents positive and significant market timing abilities for only four at 1 …

We reexamine the information content of mutual fund investment objectives to learn whether
investors can use them to infer risk. For investment objectives to properly convey risk, risk …

This paper examines the use and understanding of managed fund ratings in Australia. A
survey of individual retail investors suggests information source and selection criteria …

Many studies find that mutual funds exhibit differential and persistent performance. This
differential performance could arise from superior managerial decisions regarding security …

Evaluating the performance of mutual fund managers is a topic of considerable interest to
practitioners and academics alike. Based on previous research and our recent study, mutual …