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Skill or luck: a bootstrapping approach to analysing South African equity unit trust returns
The focus of the study is to add to the available literature on the ability of unit trust fund managers to consistently display skill in their investment performance, and to distinguish between skill and luck. The study focussed on South African domestic equity funds and divided these between funds...
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Department of Finance and Tax
2023
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