Journal of Asset Management
2000 - 2026
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Volume 21, issue 7, 2020
- Word from the editors and the CQA Board pp. 567-568

- Marielle de Jong, Dan DiBartolomeo and Dan Cardell
- Better portfolios with higher moments pp. 569-580

- Jarrod Wilcox
- How the pandemic taught us to turn smart beta into real alpha pp. 581-590

- Christopher Kantos and Dan diBartolomeo
- Regularizing Bayesian predictive regressions pp. 591-608

- Guanhao Feng and Nicholas Polson
- Portfolio turnover when IC is time-varying pp. 609-622

- Zhuanxin Ding, R. Douglas Martin and Chaojun Yang
- Diversification: does it really fail, when you need it most? pp. 623-625

- Bernd Scherer
- Strategy design and the fallacies of breadth pp. 626-635

- Leigh Sneddon
- Market implied GDP pp. 636-646

- Harris Ntantanis and Lawrence Pohlman
- The Tesla stock split experiment pp. 647-651

- Bradford Cornell
Volume 21, issue 6, 2020
- Automated portfolio rebalancing: Automatic erosion of investment performance? pp. 489-505

- Matthias Horn and Andreas Oehler
- The Shapley value of regression portfolios pp. 506-512

- Haim Shalit
- Paying dividends: Cash or credit? pp. 513-523

- Chris M. Lawrey, Kathleen P. Fuller and Brandon C. L. Morris
- Can fund sentiment beta predict future performance? pp. 524-534

- Qiang Bu and Odd J. Stalebrink
- Do Board Characteristics Affect Bank Performance? Evidence from the Eurozone pp. 535-548

- Ahmed Bouteska
- Predictive power of ARIMA models in forecasting equity returns: a sliding window method pp. 549-566

- Huijian Dong, Xiaomin Guo, Han Reichgelt and Ruizhi Hu
Volume 21, issue 5, 2020
- Broken bucks: money funds that took taxpayer guarantees in 2008 pp. 375-392

- Linus Wilson
- ESG controversies and controversial ESG: about silent saints and small sinners pp. 393-412

- Gregor Dorfleitner, Christian Kreuzer and Christian Sparrer
- Do smart beta ETFs deliver persistent performance? pp. 413-427

- Cesario Mateus, Irina B. Mateus and Marco Soggiu
- Improving CAT bond pricing models via machine learning pp. 428-446

- Tobias Götze, Marc Gürtler and Eileen Witowski
- A robust framework for risk parity portfolios pp. 447-466

- Giorgio Costa and Roy Kwon
- Noise-driven abnormal institutional investor attention pp. 467-488

- Feng Dong
Volume 21, issue 4, 2020
- Covid-19 and asset management in EU: a preliminary assessment of performance and investment styles pp. 281-291

- Syed Kumail Abbas Rizvi, Nawazish Mirza, Bushra Naqvi and Birjees Rahat
- Dynamic jump intensities and news arrival in oil futures markets pp. 292-325

- Katherine B. Ensor, Yu Han, Barbara Ostdiek and Stuart M. Turnbull
- Comparing mean–variance portfolios and equal-weight portfolios for major US equity indexes pp. 326-332

- Haotian Cai and Anatoly B. Schmidt
- International linkages of Indian equity market: evidence from panel co-integration approach pp. 333-341

- Sangita Choudhary and Shelly Singhal
- Mutual fund managers’ market timing abilities: Indian evidence pp. 342-354

- Mahfooz Alam and Valeed Ahmad Ansari
- Liquidity commonality beyond best prices: Indian evidence pp. 355-373

- Abhinava Tripathi, Vipul and Alok Dixit
Volume 21, issue 3, 2020
- Cashing in on innovation: a taxonomy of FinTech pp. 167-177

- Michael B. Imerman and Frank J. Fabozzi
- Alternative risk premia: contagion and portfolio choice pp. 178-191

- Bernd Scherer
- Should investors join the index revolution? Evidence from around the world pp. 192-218

- Matthias M. M. Buehlmaier and Kit Pong Wong
- Monetary policy after the crisis: A threat to hedge funds' alphas? pp. 219-238

- Alexander Berglund, Massimo Guidolin and Manuela Pedio
- Gauging the effectiveness of sector rotation strategies: evidence from the USA and Europe pp. 239-260

- Constantinos Alexiou and Anshul Tyagi
- The thermal optimal path model: Does Google search queries help to predict dynamic relationship between investor’s sentiment and indexes returns? pp. 261-279

- Yousra Trichilli, Mouna Abdelhédi and Mouna Boujelbène Abbes
Volume 21, issue 2, 2020
- The effect of environmental sustainability on credit risk pp. 85-93

- André Höck, Christian Klein, Alexander Landau and Bernhard Zwergel
- Factor-based investing in government bond markets: a survey of the current state of research pp. 94-105

- Demir Bektić, Britta Hachenberg and Dirk Schiereck
- Piotroski’s FSCORE: international evidence pp. 106-118

- Christian Walkshäusl
- A common risk factor and the correlation between equity and corporate bond returns pp. 119-134

- Amer Demirovic, Ali Kabiri, David Tuckett and Rickard Nyman
- Forecasting index changes in the German DAX family pp. 135-153

- Friedrich-Carl Franz
- Excess volatility and market efficiency in government bond markets: the ASEAN-5 context pp. 154-165

- Kin-Boon Tang, Shao-Jye Wong, Shih-Kuei Lin and Szu-Lang Liao
Volume 21, issue 1, 2020
- Central banks and supervisors can contribute to an improvement of the pricing mechanisms for climate-related risks pp. 1-3

- Morgan Després and Clément Bourgey
- Styles through a convergent/divergent lens: the curious case of ESG pp. 4-12

- Yang Gao, Stephen Satchell and Nandini Srivastava
- Herds on green meadows: the decarbonization of institutional portfolios pp. 13-31

- Lukas Benz, Andrea Jacob, Stefan Paulus and Marco Wilkens
- ESG integration: value, growth and momentum pp. 32-51

- Lars Kaiser
- Integrating sustainability risks in asset management: the role of ESG exposures and ESG ratings pp. 52-69

- Benjamin Hübel and Hendrik Scholz
- Fighting climate change as a global equity investor pp. 70-83

- Benoît Mercereau, Guillaume Neveux, João Paulo C. C. Sertã, Benoît Marechal and Gianluca Tonolo
Volume 20, issue 7, 2019
- Day-of-the-week effect of major currency pairs: new evidences from investors’ fear gauge pp. 493-507

- Vipul Kumar Singh
- Predictability and the cross section of expected returns: evidence from the European stock market pp. 508-533

- Wolfgang Drobetz, Rebekka Haller, Christian Jasperneite and Tizian Otto
- Shedding light on the exposure of mutual funds: Which investments drive mutual fund characteristics? pp. 534-551

- Lukas Benz, Martin Rohleder, Janik Syryca and Marco Wilkens
- Non-stationary dividend-price ratios pp. 552-567

- Vassilis Polimenis and Ioannis Neokosmidis
- Naïve diversification in thematic investing: heuristics for the core satellite investor pp. 568-580

- Florian Methling and Rüdiger Nitzsch
- On the informational market efficiency of the worldwide sovereign credit default swaps pp. 581-608

- Saker Sabkha, Christian Peretti and Dorra Hmaied
Volume 20, issue 6, 2019
- Invited Editorial “The challenges imposed by low interest rates” pp. 413-420

- Jean-Michel Beacco, Catherine Lubochinsky, Marie Brière, Alain Monfort, Caroline Hillairet and Sylvain Benoît
- Revisiting private equity performance computation for multi-asset investors pp. 421-432

- Edouard Nouvellon and Hugues Pirotte Speder
- The analytics of momentum pp. 433-441

- Oh Kang Kwon and Stephen Satchell
- Trends everywhere? The case of hedge fund styles pp. 442-468

- Charles Chevalier and Serge Darolles
- A convergence-speed-dependent data quantity definition and its effect on risk estimation pp. 469-475

- Jakob Krause
- Government guarantees and the risk-taking of financial institutions: evidence from a regulatory experiment pp. 476-492

- Christina Atanasova, Mingxin Li, Yevgeny Mugerman and Mehrdad Rastan
Volume 20, issue 5, 2019
- Stock market reaction to green bond issuance pp. 331-340

- Vishaal Baulkaran
- Extracting global factors from local yield curves pp. 341-350

- Lauren Stagnol
- Hedge and safe haven investing with investment styles pp. 351-364

- Ai Jun Hou, Ian Khrashchevskyi and Jarkko Peltomäki
- Order dynamics during the flash crash pp. 365-383

- James S. Ang, Kenneth J. Hunsader and Shaojun Zhang
- Pricing options of security portfolio in cyclical economic environment pp. 384-394

- Hong Mao and Zhongkai Wen
- Sensitivity of optimal portfolio problems to time-varying parameters: simulation analysis pp. 395-402

- Zhanar Bimurat, Darkhan U. Abdibekov, Dulat N. Shukayev, Yekaterina R. Kim and Malik Shukayev
- Refinement of the hedging ratio using copula-GARCH models pp. 403-411

- Waël Louhichi and Hassen Raïs
Volume 20, issue 4, 2019
- Trading behavior of stock investors: Black Monday revisited pp. 251-262

- Jeong-Ryeol Kurz-Kim
- Measuring the relative return contribution of risk factors pp. 263-272

- Johan Knif, James W. Kolari, Gregory Koutmos and Seppo Pynnönen
- Tree-based machine learning approaches for equity market predictions pp. 273-288

- Dominik Wolff and Ulrich Neugebauer
- Emerging market equity benchmarks for Japanese investors: countries, sectors or styles? pp. 289-300

- Harsh Parikh
- China–Africa stock market linkages and the global financial crisis pp. 301-316

- Beini Guo and Oyakhilome Ibhagui
- Sentiment versus liquidity pricing effects in the cross-section of UK stock returns pp. 317-329

- Niall O’Sullivan, Sheng Zhu and Jason Foran
Volume 20, issue 3, 2019
- Taking the right course navigating the ERC universe pp. 157-174

- Roberto Savona and Cesare Orsini
- An examination of ex ante fund performance: identifying indicators of future performance pp. 175-195

- Andrew Clare and Mariana Clare
- Fine wine returns: a review of the literature pp. 196-214

- Eric Le Fur and Jean-François Outreville
- Asset allocation with multiple analysts’ views: a robust approach pp. 215-228

- I-Chen Lu, Kai-Hong Tee and Baibing Li
- State-dependent size and value premium: evidence from a regime-switching asset pricing model pp. 229-249

- Bingxin Li and Natalia Piqueira
- Correction to: Benchmark-adjusted performance of US equity mutual funds and the issue of prospectus benchmarks pp. 250-250

- Irina Bezhentseva Mateus, Cesario Mateus and Natasa Todorovic
Volume 20, issue 2, 2019
- Performance expectations of basic options strategies may be different than you think pp. 91-102

- Steven P. Clark and Mike Dickson
- Panic-aware portfolio optimization pp. 103-110

- Josef Zorn
- Separating momentum from reversal in international stock markets pp. 111-123

- Christian Walkshäusl, Florian Weißofner and Ulrich Wessels
- Does the number of holdings in a risk parity portfolio matter? pp. 124-133

- Tirthank Shah and Abhishek Parikh
- Asymmetric stock price and investor awareness reactions to changes in the Nasdaq 100 index pp. 134-145

- Ernest N. Biktimirov and Yuanbin Xu
- An alternative fundamental weighting scheme based on enterprise value multiple pp. 146-156

- Wenguang Lin and Gary C. Sanger
Volume 20, issue 1, 2019
- Has the VIX index been manipulated? pp. 1-14

- Atanu Saha, Burton G. Malkiel and Alex Rinaudo
- Benchmark-adjusted performance of US equity mutual funds and the issue of prospectus benchmarks pp. 15-30

- Irina Bezhentseva Mateus, Cesario Mateus and Natasa Todorovic
- Corporate diversification and abnormal returns pp. 31-37

- Chris M. Lawrey and Brandon C. L. Morris
- Portfolio optimization with covered calls pp. 38-53

- Mauricio Diaz and Roy H. Kwon
- Conflicts of interest in multi-fund management pp. 54-71

- Gerald Abdesaken
- Return and volatility spillovers in the presence of structural breaks: evidence from GCC Islamic and conventional banks pp. 72-90

- Noureddine Benlagha and Slim Mseddi
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