英文摘要 |
This paper investigates the performance attribution of mutual funds and the effects of fund flows on the operational capability of fund managers. We observed Taiwanese equity funds between July 1993 and June 2011 and found that the performance attribution analysis of Taiwanese equity funds is characterized by their stock-picking and style-investing ability, but not their timing ability. Fund flows have a significant and positive correlation with future style investing ability of fund managers and future fund performance. These findings indicate that when fund size is extended, fund managers do not seek additional investment targets. In contrast, they attempt to retain the style setting of the original portfolio and increase the investment size in style stocks. This evidence is consistent with the viewpoints of Pollet and Wilson (2008) and Cremers and Petajisto (2009). |