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C/F/37. EQUITY PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT: CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS (International Diversification, Country versus Sector Allocation)
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The present study aims to examine different benefits from portfolio diversification, namely International diversification, the effects of EMU on country versus sector allocation, and the relative significance of country and industry factors in the determination and the dynamics of European returns. In particular, using a data set of portfolios consisting of 11 European countries and 10 industrial sectors, it was applied the Heston and Rouwenhorst (1994) and Griffin and Karolyi (1998). The analysis shows that the country effect is the basic determinant of heterogeneity of returns and is stronger than the industry effect. This implies that a hypothesis of European financial integration is not compatible with the information conveyed by the data. Finally, the implication for portfolio managers is that diversification benefits can be exploited by diversifying across countries.
KEYWORDS: f, equity, portfolio, management, critical, success, factors, international, diversification, country, versus, sector, allocation,
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