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Patel, Nimesh
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Jonathan Reuter
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Harold D. Spilker *
DOI:10.1016/j.jbankfin.2026.107751delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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Using proprietary data to identify employment-connected hedge fund families, we find highly coordinated trades within families predict abnormal stock returns. Alphas are pronounced within smaller families, peak before holdings are publicly disclosed, and do not reverse, implying that coordinated trades by small networks quickly reduce stock mispricing. Alphas remain robust when controlling for hedge fund industry crowding, herding, and the geographic proximity of other funds. Overall, we provide novel evidence that network effects are robust to and distinct from industry-level effects.
Keywords:
Crowdedness
Hedge funds
Herding
Information diffusion
Networks
Stock return predictability

Journal

J
JOURNAL OF BANKING & FINANCE
IF:
3.8
Papers:
134
Citations:
0

Organization

U
University of Hawaii Manoa
Scholars:
23
Papers: 19
Citations: 0
University of Hawaii System cover
University of Hawaii System
Scholars:
1.6W
Papers: 1.5W
Citations: 1.2W
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