Studying the relationship between the management of mutual funds and their performance

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Year: 2014 University Degree: Master's degree Category: Librarianship
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    Master's Thesis in Accounting

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    This dissertation is an attempt to investigate the management of mutual funds and their performance. In this regard, Carhart's four-factor model has been used to calculate the performance of investment funds, and the effect of fund management, obtained through the variance of the difference between the fund's return and market return, has been measured on the fund's performance. For this purpose, the research hypotheses were tested based on the combined data method and using the monthly information and data of the return of mutual investment funds and the performance of the funds in the period of 1392-1390. For this purpose, monthly portfolios were formed based on market risk, book value factor to market value, size factor, trend factor and standard deviation of the difference between fund and market returns. Fund management is measured on it. Before testing the effect of fund management on their performance, the necessary statistical tests such as normality and collinearity were performed and the findings show the collinearity of the data in the long term, which makes us sure about the absence of false regression. Then the tests related to the application of the appropriate method for the analysis of combined data were conducted, the results of the F-test of Lemer show that the results of the mixed data method and the results of the Hausman test show that the fixed effects method should be used for the data analysis.

    The results of the model test using the fixed effects method show that the excess return of the fund has a positive and significant relationship with the market risk factor, the book value to market value factor, and the trend factor. Also, the findings show that the size factor and The standard deviation of the difference between fund and market returns has a negative relationship with excess fund returns, in other words, the final findings show that the performance of fund management has a positive and significant relationship with excess fund returns.

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    Title                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             General research. 1

    Introduction. 2

    1-1. Defining the topic and stating the research problem. 3

    1-2.  Objectives of the research. 4

    1-3.  Research question 4

    1-4.  Research hypothesis. 5

    1-5.  Research method. 5

    1-6.  Limits of research. 7

    1-7. Definition of words and terms. 7

    1-8. Research structure. 8

    The second chapter: A review of the subject literature. 9

    Introduction. 10

    2-1. Theoretical foundations. 11

    2-1-1. Mutual funds. 11

    2-1-1-1. Definition of mutual funds. 11

    2-1-1-2. Mutual funds in Iran. 13

    2-1-1-3. Types of investment funds. 13

    2-1-1-3-1. Types of investment funds available in the world 14

    2-1-1-3-2. Types of investment funds available in Iran. 15

    2-1-1-4. Types of investment fund strategies. 19

    2-1-1-5. Investment risk in investment funds. 22

    2-1-2. Performance of investment funds. 23

    2-1-2-1. CAPM capital asset pricing model. 29

    2-1-2-2. Fama and French three-factor model. 30

    2-1-2-3.  Carhart's four-factor model. 33

    2-2.  Experimental studies. 35

    2-2-1.  Foreign studies. 35

    2-2-2.  Internal studies. 39

    The third chapter: Research method. 49

    Introduction. 50

    3-1. Research method. 50

    3-2. Scope of research. 51

    3-3. Collecting, organizing and describing data 52

    3-4. Research hypothesis. 54

    3-5. Specification of the research model. 54

    3-5-1. Monthly stock returns. 56

    3-5-2. Market returns 56

    3-5-3. Spending on market risk (MKT) 57

    3-5-4. Fund size (SMB) and ratio of book value to market value (HML) and acceleration factor (WML) 57

    3-5-5. Tracking Error. 60

    3-6. Combined data. 60

    3-6-1. Methods for pattern estimation of mixed data. 63

    3-6-1-1.  Combined least squares method: 63

    3-6-1-2. Least square model with dummy variables (fixed effect model): 64

    3-6-1-3. Random effect model. 64

    3-6-1-4. Pattern of random coefficients. 65

    3-6-2.  Combined data pattern tests. 66

    3-6-2-1.  Chow test 66

    3-6-2-2. Hausman test. 67

    3-6-2-3. Manai test in mixed data. 68

    3-6-2-4. Cointegration test in mixed data. 70

    Chapter Four: Model estimation and hypothesis testing 72

    Introduction. 73

    4-1. Descriptive statistics. 73

    4-2. Diagnostic tests on data 75

    4-2-1. Mana test. 75

    4-2-2. Cointegration test between variables 76

    4-2-3. Chow test (F-Limer) 77

    4-2-4.  Hausman's test. 78

    4-2-5.  Estimation of the model by fixed effects method. 79

    The fifth chapter: Conclusions and suggestions. 82

    Introduction. 83

    5-1. Discussion and conclusion. 83

    5-2. Matching the results of others. 85

    5-3.  Obstacles and limitations of research. 86

    5-4. Suggestion for future research. 86

    5-5. Practical advice. 87

    Resources. 88

    Persian sources. 89

    English sources. 90

     

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Studying the relationship between the management of mutual funds and their performance