2013
DOI: 10.1007/s11156-013-0384-6
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Conditioning information and cross-sectional anomalies

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“…Similar results can be also found in Coggings et al (2009), andGubellini (2014) for the US mutual funds, Foran and O'Sullivan (2014) for the UK, Leite and Cortez (2009) for the Portuguese market, Benson and Faff (2006) for the Australian industry, Gallefoss (2015) for the Norwegian mutual funds, and Bessler et al (2009) for the German market. More recently, Das (2015), Goo et al (2015) and Baek and Park (2015), among others, have implemented conditional fund measures.…”
Section: The Capital Asset Pricing Model (Capm) Proposed Originally Insupporting
confidence: 80%
“…Similar results can be also found in Coggings et al (2009), andGubellini (2014) for the US mutual funds, Foran and O'Sullivan (2014) for the UK, Leite and Cortez (2009) for the Portuguese market, Benson and Faff (2006) for the Australian industry, Gallefoss (2015) for the Norwegian mutual funds, and Bessler et al (2009) for the German market. More recently, Das (2015), Goo et al (2015) and Baek and Park (2015), among others, have implemented conditional fund measures.…”
Section: The Capital Asset Pricing Model (Capm) Proposed Originally Insupporting
confidence: 80%
“…The Conditional Performance Evaluation Of The Colombian Collective Porfolios have better performance that under the unconditional equivalent 3 . Similar results can be also found in Coggings et al (2009), and Gubellini (2014) for the US mutual funds, Foran and O'Sullivan (2014) for the UK, Leite and Cortez (2009) for the Portuguese market, Benson and Faff (2006) for the Australian industry, Gallefoss (2015) for the Norwegian mutual funds, and Bessler et al (2009) for the German market. More recently, Das (2015), Goo et al (2015) and Baek and Park (2015), among others, have implemented conditional fund measures.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 81%