This paper analyzes the impact of more frequent portfolio disclosures on performance of
mutual funds. Since 2004, SEC requires all US mutual funds to disclose their portfolio holdings …

In this paper, we investigate investment flows into mutual funds that hold more high corporate
social responsible stocks (top CSR funds) vs. mutual funds that hold more low corporate …

Sustainable investing has gained significant momentum over the past few years. In this
paper, we study the performance and flows of sustainable equity mutual funds in recent years …

In 2004 the SEC began requiring mutual funds to include the dollar amount of fund fees in
shareholders reports. Before that, funds reported returns net of fees and didn't disclose fees …

We find a puzzling fact about mutual fund industry that funds operating in more competitive
segments charge higher fees. We argue that this surprising positive relation between …

Circular economy-based investments remain modest when compared to sustainability
investments. Private investors interested in the circular economy currently have limited choices. …

The authors study the performance consequences of exposure to corporate social responsibility
(CSR) through stock holdings for mutual funds. Using a large sample of US domestic …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to investigate the impact of competition in financial
markets on the frequency of portfolio disclosures by mutual funds and its implications for …

In this paper, I study the impact of market competition on mutual fund marketing expenses. In
a sample of US domestic equity mutual funds, I find that marketing expenses decrease with …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to investigate if there is any impact of reporting delays
on profitability of front-running strategies against the mutual funds. Design/methodology/…