Lifa Huang
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Lifa Huang's research focuses on the performance and skill assessment of bond mutual funds. Her work investigates methodologies such as the skill ratio and false discovery rate (FDR) to evaluate fund manager capabilities. Huang has published on the selection and timing skills evident in bond mutual fund returns, utilizing bootstrap simulations for analysis. Her research also compares the performance of bond versus equity mutual funds using the FDR approach.
Huang collaborates with Craig G. Rennie and Wayne Y Lee, both affiliated with the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, with whom she has co-authored multiple publications. Her scholarly output includes a h-index of 3 and a total of 7 publications.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 7
- Citations: 10
Selected Publications
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Bond vs. Equity Mutual Fund Performance Using False Discovery Rate (FDR) (2026)
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Bond mutual fund performance: Evidence from the skill ratio and false discovery rate (2025)
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Selection and Timing Skill in Bond Mutual Fund Returns: Evidence from Bootstrap Simulations (2025)
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Selection and Timing Skill in Bond Mutual Fund Returns: Evidence from Bootstrap Simulations (2024)
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Bond vs. Equity Mutual Fund Performance using False Discovery Rate (FDR) (2024)
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Bond Mutual Fund Performance: Evidence from the Skill Ratio and False Discovery Rate (2024)
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- Selection and Timing Skill in Bond Mutual Fund Returns: Evidence from Bootstrap Simulations
- Selection and Timing Skill in Bond Mutual Fund Returns: Evidence from Bootstrap Simulations
- Bond mutual fund performance: Evidence from the skill ratio and false discovery rate
- Bond Mutual Fund Performance: Evidence from the Skill Ratio and False Discovery Rate
- Bond vs. Equity Mutual Fund Performance Using False Discovery Rate (FDR)
- Selection and Timing Skill in Bond Mutual Fund Returns: Evidence from Bootstrap Simulations
- Selection and Timing Skill in Bond Mutual Fund Returns: Evidence from Bootstrap Simulations
- Bond mutual fund performance: Evidence from the skill ratio and false discovery rate
- Bond Mutual Fund Performance: Evidence from the Skill Ratio and False Discovery Rate
- Bond vs. Equity Mutual Fund Performance Using False Discovery Rate (FDR)
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