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Managerial Performance and the Cross-Sectional Pricing of Closed-End Funds
This paper finds that discounts and premiums of closed-end funds reflect the market’s assessment of anticipated managerial performance. Using single and multiple benchmarks, we present evidence that there is a significant and positive relation between stock fund premiums and future net asset value p
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