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The Journal of Finance. 77:1219-1258
Autor:
Jonathan B. Berk
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
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The Journal of Portfolio Management. 46:17-31
The authors summarize the recent literature on mutual fund manager skill and performance. They discuss the latest contributions in the field and reinterpret them through the lens of the rational expectations framework (efficient market hypothesis). T
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
We evaluate the quantitative impact of ESG divestitures. For divestitures to have impact they must change the cost of capital of affected firms. We derive a simple expression for the change in the cost of capital as a function of three inputs: (1) th
Autor:
Jonathan B. Berk
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The Journal of Portfolio Management. 44:70-73
In this article, a doctoral student of Professor Stephen Ross discusses the reasons he believes are behind Ross’s success advising doctoral students. Ross emphasized the importance of first understanding the financial markets’ equilibrium and the
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Annual Review of Financial Economics. 9:147-167
Historically, the literature on money management has inconsistently applied the rational expectations equilibrium concept. We explain why and summarize developments in the money management literature that do apply this concept correctly. We demonstra
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The Journal of Finance. 72:2467-2504
We establish an important role for the firm by studying capital reallocation decisions of mutual fund firms. The firm's decision to reallocate capital amongst its mutual fund managers adds at least $474,000 a month, which amounts to over 30% of the t
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
We model a market for a skill in short supply and high demand, where the presence of charlatans (professionals who sell a service they do not deliver on) is an equilibrium outcome. Under a set of plausible assumptions, reducing the number of charlata
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Financial Analysts Journal. :1-6
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The Journal of Portfolio Management. 42:131-139
Active fund managers are skilled and, on average, have used their skill to generate about $3.2 million per year. Large cross-sectional differences in skill persist for as long as 10 years. Investors recognize this skill and reward it by investing mor