The Journal of Alternative Investments · 1998 · 189 citations · 8 references
BusinessEconomicsFinanceFinancial EconomicsFinancial Risk ManagementQuantitative FinanceFinancial RiskHedge FundsInvestment FundsMarket RiskMutual FundsRisk-return AnalysisHedge Fund AlphaHedge Fund LeverageHedge Fund PersistenceHedge Fund ReturnsHedge Fund Risk ManagementHedge Fund Systemic RiskMulti-factor Term Structure ModelsMutual Fund Flows
Managed futures investments, which are directed by commodity trading advisors (CTAs), and hedge funds have different investment opportunity sets from mutual funds. Hence, their returns are likely to be explained by different factors as well. CTA returns are positively related to commodity market trends, whereas hedge fund and mutual fund returns are related to index returns in the markets in which the fund invests. Interestingly, hedge funds offered higher risk-adjusted returns than mutual funds of CTAs in the study.
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