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|a Chan-Lau, Jorge.
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|a U.S. Mutual Fund Retail Investors in International Equity Markets :
|b Is the Tail Wagging the Dog? /
|c Jorge Chan-Lau, Li Ong.
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|a Do the dynamics of net flows to U.S. retail mutual funds affect equity returns in emerging markets? The question merits further examination since retail investors in mutual funds can exert a much greater degree of "control" over these funds via cash injections or redemptions at any time. A VAR analysis shows increased discrimination across emerging market regions after the Asian crisis as investors focused on individual regions rather than on emerging markets as a generic asset class. Crossover funds allocations also appear to affect emerging market returns. Furthermore, investment decisions by fund managers seem to be largely driven by retail investor allocations.
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|a Ong, Li.
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|a IMF Working Papers; Working Paper ;
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