Description
Carlos Sanchez Gonzalez fills this gap in our knowledge with this empirical study. He develops an innovative model that considers the management stages of mutual fund companies, overcoming the traditional dispute between the different approaches used in banking and insurance research. Using data envelopment analysis (DEA) to evaluate efficiency levels, Sanchez Gonzalez investigates the Spanish case, one of the most relevant industries in the Euro market, in order to provide insights into issues that have never been explored before.
His study consists of two parts. The first explains the basic concepts, offers a brief explanation of the basic DEA models, and gives a review of the most important applications to financial institutions, all while developing a unique set of industry-specific variables in order to show how to apply the original slacks-based measure (SBM) approach. The second reviews the major concepts of SBM variations and shows how they can be applied to the Spanish mutual fund family industry in order to obtain unprecedentedly accurate empirical measures of its efficiency.
This ground-breaking work offers much food for thought to academic researchers and postgraduate students of management, finance, and marketing.
About the Author
Carlos Sanchez Gonzalez is a full-time professor at the Universidad EIA, Colombia. He has worked as Chief of Finance at Automotores Continental, S.A., as Head of Budgets at Proinco Finance Corporation S.A., Ecuador, and as a Financial Support Engineer at the Corporacion Bucaramanga Emprendedora-Incubator of Technology-Based Firms, Colombia. His research on SBM-DEA methodology has been presented at Congresses in Colombia, Ecuador, and Spain, and his research on SBM-DEA methodology has been published in Omega: The International Journal of Management Science.
Reviews
In order to understand the rationale behind the mutual fund industry, Sanchez-Gonzalez offers new insights into issues that have not been studies before in the European market. He develops an innovative model that considers the different management stages of mutual fund families--also known as mutual fund companies in the context of the study--thereby overcoming the traditional dispute between the different approaches used in banking and insurance research. However, he says, the variables he considers in this model are unique and specific to mutual fund companies rather than a mere replication of the variables used in the banking and insurance literature. -- Annotation (c)2018 * (protoview.com) *
Book Information
ISBN 9781787438002
Author Carlos SA!nchez GonzA!lez
Format Hardback
Page Count 264
Imprint Emerald Publishing Limited
Publisher Emerald Publishing Limited