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The influence of the social networks of fund managers on the herding behavior of SIFs in China

Economics

The influence of the social networks of fund managers on the herding behavior of SIFs in China

L. Wang, Y. Wang, et al.

This intriguing study by Liang Wang, Yuanfei Wang, and Bixiao Li delves into how fund managers' social networks influence the herding behavior of Securities Investment Funds in China. Discover how the size and dynamics of these networks can change investment behavior, shedding light on critical differences related to gender and education levels.

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