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Federal ID: 91-6001537         
ISSN: 0022-1090 (Print) | 1756-6916 (Online)

JFQA
The 2024 William F. Sharpe Award goes to:

Why Naive 1/N Diversification Is Not So Naive,
and How to Beat It?

Ming Yuan, Columbia University
Guofu Zhou, Washington University in St. Louis

Vol. 59, No. 8, pp. 3601–3632

Congratulations to the prizewinning authors!

  • Nowcasting Firms’ Operating Activities from Satellite Data on Thermal Infrared Radiation
  • Corporate Culture Messaging and National Politics
  • Foreign Capital in the Chinese Stock Market: A Firm-Level Study
  • Mutual Fund Trading, Fund Flows, and ESG Portfolios
  • Winning Teams or Winning Pay? The Impact of Team Allocation on Fund Manager Compensation and Careers

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