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Hedge fund performance

6 claims across 1 works, 2014–2014.

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2389416-002 2014 empirical: Contrary to the hedge fund industry's claim that increased supervision and disclosure would harm profitability, the authors find statistical evidence that the Dodd-Frank Act requirements had a positiv
2389416-008 2014 empirical: The authors find no empirical evidence that hedge fund adviser registration under the Dodd-Frank Act negatively affects hedge fund performance, contradicting the industry's claims.
2389416-010 2014 empirical: Because hedge funds developed under little or no regulatory supervision before the Dodd-Frank Act, the existing hedge fund performance literature largely fails to assess the implications of hedge fund
2389416-017 2014 empirical: In the period close to and following the registration effective date, fund size has a positive relationship with fund performance, with positive beta coefficients in March through May and July 2012.
2389416-022 2014 empirical: The discontinuity in hedge fund earnings at the registration effective date is positive, which is the opposite of what the hedge fund industry expected the Dodd-Frank Act to produce.
2389416-040 2014 empirical: The SEC's collection of proprietary hedge fund data through Forms ADV and PF does not negatively affect the performance of the hedge fund industry as a whole, and appears to affect only a subset of th