This paper investigates the effect of management team-level characteristics on portfolio risk and style extremity
using a unique dataset of 1678 mutual fund managers. Results show that teams with more members,
longer tenure, and more members with graduate business training hold less risky portfolios. The opposite is
true for teams whose members engage in side-by-side management; that is, they manage multiple funds simultaneously. Member diversity is related to less extreme style decisions. These findings have important implications
for fund management companies as they make decisions about the composition of management
teams as well as for individual investors’ investment allocation decisions.
Keywords:
Mutual fund
Team-manager
Portfolio risk
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