Commodity Trading Advisors (ePub)

Preface. Acknowledgments. About the Editors. About the Authors. Introduction. PART ONE: Performance. CHAPTER 1: Managed Futures and Hedge Funds: A Match Made in Heaven (Harry M. Kat). CHAPTER 2: Benchmarking the Performance of CTAs (Lionel Martellini and Mathieu Vaissié). CHAPTER 3: Performance of Managed Futures: Persistence and the Source of Returns (B. Wade Brorsen and John P. Townsend). CHAPTER 4: CTA Performance, Survivorship Bias, and Dissolution Frequencies (Daniel Capocci). CHAPTER 5: CTA Performance Evaluation with Data Envelopment Analysis (Gwenevere Darling, Kankana Mukherjee, and Kathryn Wilkens). CHAPTER 6: The Performance of CTAs in Changing Market Conditions (Georges Hübner and Nicolas Papageorgiou). CHAPTER 7: Simple and Cross-Efficiency of CTAs Using Data Envelopmennt Analysis (Fernando Diz, Greg N. Gregoriou, Fabrice Rouah, and Stephen E. Satchell). PART TWO: Risk and Managed Futures Investing. CHAPTER 8: The Effect of Large Hedge Fund and CTA Trading on Futures Market Volatility (Scott H. Irwin and Bryce R. Holt). CHAPTER 9: Measuring the Long Volatility Strategies of Managed Futures (Mark Anson and Ho Ho). CHAPTER 10: The Interdependence of Managed Futures Risk Measures (Bhaswar Gupta and Manolis Chatiras). CHAPTER 11: Managing Downside Risk in Return Distributions Using Hedge Funds, Managed Futures, and Commodity Indices (Mark Anson). PART THREE: Managed Futures Investing, Fees, and Regulation. CHAPTER 12 Managed Futures Investing (James Hedges IV). CHAPTER 13: The Effect of Management and Incentive Fees on the Performance of CTAs: A Note (Fernando Diz). CHAPTER 14: Managed Futures Funds and Other Fiduciary Products: The Australian Regulatory Model (Paul U. Ali). PART FOUR: Program Evaluation, Selection, and Returns. CHAPTER 15: How to Design a Commodity Futures Trading Program (Hilary Till and Joseph Eagleeye). CHAPTER 16: Choosing the Right CTA: A Contingent Claim Approach (Zsolt Berenyi). CHAPTER 17: CTAs and Portfolio Diversification: A

GREG N. GREGORIOU is Assistant Professor of Finance and FacultyResearch Coordinator in the School of Business and Economics at theState University of New York (Plattsburgh). He is the hedge fundeditor for Derivatives Use, Trading & Regulation, apeer-reviewed publication based in London, and was awarded theprestigious scholarship from the Institut de FinanceMathématique de Montréal for three years. He has authoredover twenty professional articles in brokerage and pension fundmagazines in Québec and Canada. He currently provides hedgefund and CTA quantitative and qualitative research for a largeCanadian firm and specializes in the construction and monitoring offunds of hedge funds using advanced statistical techniques.

VASSILIOS N. KARAVAS is currently Director of Research atSchneeweis Partners in Amherst, Massachusetts. His research focusis on alternative optimization techniques, ranging fromdisequilibrium market models to hedge fund portfolio selection.Vassilios holds a PhD in Operations Research from the University ofMassachusetts at Amherst, an MS, and a Diploma in IndustrialEngineering from the Technical University of Crete-Chania, Greece.He is also a research associate of the Center for InternationalSecurities and Derivatives Markets (CISDM).

FRANÇOIS-SERGE LHABITANT is a Member of Senior Managementat Union Bancaire Privée in Geneva, where he heads thequantitative research and risk analysis of the Alternative AssetManagement Group. He was previously a director at UBS Global AssetManagement in charge of quantitative modeling. He is a FAMEResearch Fellow, a Research Associate at EDHEC (France), andProfessor of Finance at HEC University of Lausanne (Switzerland).He is author of two books on hedge fund investing and emergingmarkets.

FABRICE ROUAH is an Institut de Finance Mathématique deMontréal (IFM2) Scholar, and a PhD candidate in finance atMcGill University in Montreal. He is a former faculty lecturer andconsulting statistician in the Department of

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