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The Sustainability in Hedge Fund Performance: New Insights

Daniel P.J. Capocci
HEC - Université de Liège; KBL European Private Bankers; Luxembourg School of Finance; Edhec Risk and Management Research Center


July 2007


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This study analyses and decomposes hedge fund returns in order to determine a systematic hedge fund selection criterion that enables investors to consistently and significantly outperform equity and bond indices over a full market cycle and over bull and bear market conditions. The methodology used is adapted from Capocci and Hübner (2004). The measures used include the returns, volatility, Sharpe score, alpha, beta, skewness and kurtosis. Measures incorporating the volatility display very strong ability to assist investors in creating alpha as well as consistently and significantly outperforming classical indices.

Keywords: Hedge fund, return, performance, persistence, sustainability, volatility Sharpe score, alpha, beta, skewness, kurtosis

JEL Classifications: G20, G11, G15

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Date posted: July 13, 2007 ; Last revised: May 12, 2009

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Capocci, Daniel P.J., The Sustainability in Hedge Fund Performance: New Insights (July 2007). Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=998907


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Daniel P.J. Capocci (Contact Author)
HEC - Université de Liège ( email )
Bld du Rectorat 7 Bat. B31
Liege 4000
Belgium
+32/87784221 (Phone)
+32/87787140 (Fax)
KBL European Private Bankers ( email )
2, Boulevard E. Servais
Luxembourg 2960
Luxembourg
Luxembourg School of Finance ( email )
Luxembourg
Edhec Risk and Management Research Center ( email )
58, rue du Port
59046 Lille Cedex France
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