Control Variable | Definitions |
LnTNA | Taking a natural equivalent of the fund’s net assets at the end of the period |
Turnover | The ratio of the fund’s stock trading volume in year t (the average cost of buying stocks and the income of selling stocks) to the average amount of net assets at the beginning and end of the period |
Fund_VOL | The weighted average of the standard deviation of daily returns on the stocks held by the fund |
Fund_BM | The weighted average of the book-to-market ratio of the stocks held by the fund gets the book-to-market ratio at the fund level |
Fund_ROA | The weighted average of the return on assets of the stocks held by the fund represents the company performance at the fund level |
Difbeta | First, all the stocks held by the fund in each year are sorted according to the β value of the stock CAPM and divided into three groups: low, medium, and high; then the weights of the stocks held by fund i belong to the low, medium, and high groups. Finally, subtract the weight of the group with the high β value from the weight of the group with the low β value |
Difsize | First, all the stocks held by the fund in each year are sorted according to the market value of the stock and divided into three groups: low, medium, and high; then the weights of the shares held by fund i belong to the low, medium, and high groups; Finally, subtract the weight of the group with the low stock market value from the weight of the group with the high stock market value |
Difturnover | First, all the stocks held by the fund in each year are sorted according to the stock turnover rate and divided into three groups: low, medium, and high; then the stocks held by fund i belong to the low, medium, and high weights; Finally, subtract the weight of the group with the low turnover rate from the weight of the group with the high turnover rate |
Difbm | First, all the stocks held by the fund in each year are sorted according to the book value ratio of the stock, divided into three groups of low, medium and high; then the weight of the shares held by fund i belong to the low, medium and high groups; Finally, subtracting the lower book value from the weight of the group with the higher book value than the group weight means the weight |