Comprehensive studies on financial services subjects are conducted across the
nation by researchers at academic institutions, government entities, and
private-sector firms. The links below are studies that FRC has found to be
especially relevant for business planning purposes and are freely accessible online.
Mutual Funds
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Investor Behavior in the Mutual Fund Industry: Evidence from Gross Flows
By George Cashman, Arizona State University, et al
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Closing Time? Mutual Fund Closures and the Scalability of Fund Performance (pdf)
By Arthur Bris, Yale School of Management, et al
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Purchase and Redemption Patterns of US Equity Mutual Funds (pdf)
By Edward O'Neal, Assistant Professor of Finance, Wake Forest University
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The Frequency of Mutual Fund Portfolio Disclosure (pdf)
By Weili Ge and Lu Zheng, University of Michigan
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Does Skin in the Game Matter? Director Incentives and Governance in the Mutual
Fund Industry (pdf)
By David Weinbaum, Assistant Professor of Finance, Cornell University
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Financial Advisors and Mutual Fund Selection
By Michael Jones, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, et al
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Assessing the Costs and Benefits of Brokers in the Mutual Fund Industry (pdf)
By Daniel Bergstresser, Assistant Professor, Harvard Business School, et al
Investments
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A Closer Look at Stable Value Funds Performance (pdf)
By David F. Babbel, Professor of Insurance and Finance, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, and Senior Advisor to CRA International,
and Miguel Herce, Ph.D., Principal of CRA International in Boston
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The Right Answer to the Wrong Question: Identifying Superior Active
Portfolio Management (pdf)
By Keith Brown, University of Texas, and Keith Harlow, Fidelity Research Institute
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Performance Characteristics of Individual vs. Team Managed Mutual Funds (pdf)
By Richard Bliss, Babson College, et al
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Portfolio Manager Ownership and Fund Performance
By Ajay Khorana, Georgia Institute of Technology, et al
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Improved Study Finds Index Management Usually Outperforms Active Management
By Millicent Holmes
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How Active Is Your Fund Manager?
A New Measure That Predicts Performance (pdf)
By Antti Petajisto & Martijn Cremers, Yale School of Management