The Oxford Handbook of Hedge Funds
The Oxford Handbook of Hedge Funds provides a comprehensive look at the hedge fund industry from a global perspective. The chapters are organized into five main parts. After the introductory chapter in Part I, Part II begins in Chapter 2 with an analysis of the main factors that have affected the operation of hedge funds. Chapter 3 explains the concept of hedge fund flows. Chapter 4 examines hedge fund manager fees and contracts. Part III focuses on different types of hedge fund strategies. The broad array of strategies are summarized in Chapter 5. Chapter 6 empirically examines the performance of hedge fund strategies. Chapter 7 compares the strategies of hedge funds to private equity funds. Chapter 8 examines hedge fund herding. Chapter 9 examines hedge fund commodity trading advisors and leverage. Chapter 10 examines financial technology in hedge fund strategies. In Part IV, hedge fund activism in the US is examined in Chapter 11. The US and international literature on hedge fund activism is reviewed in different perspectives in Chapters 12 and 13. Case studies are provided in Chapter 14. The impact of activism on large company innovation is discussed in Chapter 15. In Part V, Chapter 16 examines whether hedge funds may engage in misreporting and fraud. Chapter 17 reviews work on hedge fund misconduct and detection. Chapter 18 discusses compliance among hedge funds. Chapter 19 examines theoretical approaches to hedge fund regulation. Chapter 20 examines optimal taxation. Chapter 21 examines hedge funds from a political economy context.
Authors
Douglas Cumming
Sofia Johan
Geoffrey Wood
Ruth Aguilera
Hadiye Aslan
Yigit Atilgan
Omololu Bajulaiye
Turan G. Bali
Guillermo Baquero
Nicolas P. B. Bollen
Ian Clark
Na Dai
F. Alexander de Roode
Ryan Federo
Mark Fenwick
A. Doruk Gunaydin
J. B. Heaton
Philippe Jorion
Wulf A. Kaal
Emrah Karakilic
Neil M. Kellard
Francois-Serge Lhabitant
Christian Lundström Tjurhufvud
