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Performance Persistence and the Source of Returns for Hedge FundsArdian HarriToyota Motor Credit Corporation B. Wade BrorsenOklahoma State University - Stillwater - Department of Agricultural Economics July 5, 2002 Oklahoma State U, Agricultural Economics Working Paper Abstract: This paper tests whether performance persistence exists in the hedge fund industry in the sense that some funds have consistently higher returns than others. Several procedures are used to determine if performance persists. The results show that performance persists in hedge funds with some funds showing the greatest persistence across all the procedures. The results also indicate a strong negative relation between hedge fund capitalization and returns. The results are consistent with the hypothesis that hedge fund managers exploit market inefficiencies.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 33 Keywords: hedge funds, performance persistence, style analysis, overlapping data JEL Classification: G13 working papers seriesDate posted: August 26, 2002Suggested CitationContact Information
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