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DOI: 10.1016/j.jbankfin.2011.10.021
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The alpha and omega of fund of hedge fund added value

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“…When shift in manager style is assumed to occur continuously and gradually over time, such smoothing time variation can be captured by "time-varying parameter models" such as state-space models usually estimated by the Kalman filter method. Several studies including Swinkels and Van Der Sluis (2006), Bodson et al (2010), Darolles and Vaissie (2012), and Marques et al (2012) proposed such modeling methods to incorporate smoothing time variation in style analysis. Although these studies opened a path toward a more general framework for style analysis, their methodology is not fully general as their time-varying models can only be applicable to either the weak style analysis or semi-strong style analysis according to the terminology of DeRoon et al (2004).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…When shift in manager style is assumed to occur continuously and gradually over time, such smoothing time variation can be captured by "time-varying parameter models" such as state-space models usually estimated by the Kalman filter method. Several studies including Swinkels and Van Der Sluis (2006), Bodson et al (2010), Darolles and Vaissie (2012), and Marques et al (2012) proposed such modeling methods to incorporate smoothing time variation in style analysis. Although these studies opened a path toward a more general framework for style analysis, their methodology is not fully general as their time-varying models can only be applicable to either the weak style analysis or semi-strong style analysis according to the terminology of DeRoon et al (2004).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…1 furthermore depicts the alpha coefficient results and the 95% confidence intervals for the statistical significance of the observed time variations. If the alpha coefficients are positive and if they do not lie outside the lower confidence intervals, then the hedge fund strategies in question are considered apt to deliver excess returns (e.g Darolles and Vaissie, 2012)…”
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