Institutional Investor’s Guide to Small Cap Investing

Carl A. Scheraga; John A. Haslem

Institutional Investor’s Guide to Small Cap Investing

Carl A. Scheraga, John A. Haslem

Fairfield University

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Carl Scheraga, with John A. Haslem, is a contributing author, “An Analysis of Morningstar’s Small Cap Mutual Funds".

Book description: Small-cap has become on of the hottest asset classes with consultants and pension plans over the past few years. Ever since the ground-breaking work of Banz and Reinganum, small-cap stocks have been treated as a different asset class. Research in this guide will look at different small-capitalization style managers relative to a core manager. We hope this guide will provide new insights into small-capitalization stocks that are useful to pension sponsors, consultants and money managers.

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	Institutional Investor’s Guide to Small Cap Investing
State	Published - Jan 1 2003

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