Tournament Incentives and Pension Fund Manager Holdings of Socially Performing Stocks

Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society 16:93-98 (2005)
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Abstract

This paper documents for the first time tournament incentives of pension fund managers and their preferences for social and environmental security characteristics. Using a comprehensive data set on pension fund security holdings, differences in manager tournaments are distinguished by sorting pension funds into portfolios based on the number of concurrent managers each pension fund employs. Results indicate that the way pension schemes structure portfolio manager tournament incentives is important in explaining the social and environmental portfolio firm characteristics of pension fund held stock.

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