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Finance, Accounting and Control
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Kellogg School of Management
Version: 1 April 2010
Length: 6 pages
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An asset management company must replace the manager of its two signature mutual funds, who is about to retire. Two candidates have been short-listed. The management team is divided and cannot decide which of the two candidates would make the better mutual fund manager. The retiring manager presents a linear regression model to examine success factors of mutual fund managers. This linear regression is the starting point for the subsequent analysis.
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Finance, Accounting and Control
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Kellogg School of Management
Length: 10 pages
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Subject category:
Finance, Accounting and Control
Published by:
Kellogg School of Management
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.xls
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An asset management company must replace the manager of its two signature mutual funds, who is about to retire. Two candidates have been short-listed. The management team is divided and cannot decide which of the two candidates would make the better mutual fund manager. The retiring manager presents a linear regression model to examine success factors of mutual fund managers. This linear regression is the starting point for the subsequent analysis.
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Finance, Accounting and Control
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Length: 10 pages
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Subject category:
Finance, Accounting and Control
Published by:
Kellogg School of Management
Format:
.xls
Data source: Published sources