Performance Analysis of Fundamentally-Weighted Indices in the Croatian Capital Market

The work of Arnott et al. (2005) presented an interesting fact that the fundamentally-weighted indices generally outperform the market capitalisation-weighted counterparts in the US stock market. The research results prompted the introduction of fundamentally-weighted indices in the US market. Since...

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Main Authors: Zoričić Davor, Dolinar Denis, Golubić Zrinka Lovretin
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2018-12-01
Series:Zagreb International Review of Economics and Business
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.2478/zireb-2018-0023
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spelling doaj-05fb41e6f47449268bdf9389e679799f2021-09-05T21:25:40ZengSciendoZagreb International Review of Economics and Business1849-11622018-12-0121s1435310.2478/zireb-2018-0023zireb-2018-0023Performance Analysis of Fundamentally-Weighted Indices in the Croatian Capital MarketZoričić Davor0Dolinar Denis1Golubić Zrinka Lovretin2University of Zagreb, Faculty of Economics and Business, Zagreb, Croatia.University of Zagreb, Faculty of Economics and Business, Zagreb, Croatia.University of Zagreb, Faculty of Economics and Business, Zagreb, Croatia.The work of Arnott et al. (2005) presented an interesting fact that the fundamentally-weighted indices generally outperform the market capitalisation-weighted counterparts in the US stock market. The research results prompted the introduction of fundamentally-weighted indices in the US market. Since research dealing with Croatian capital market also points out the inefficiency of the risk return trade-off of the cap-weighted (CROBEX) index this paper examines more closely the risk return characteristics of the potential fundamentally-weighted alternative and analyses the source of higher returns in the case of fundamentally-weighted indices. We use the original and propose a modified Fama French three factor model in order to try to capture specific sources of risk in the small and illiquid market. We find evidence in support of the view that better risk return trade-off of the fundamentally-weighted indices is driven by additional exposure to risk factors in comparison to CROBEX index.https://doi.org/10.2478/zireb-2018-0023fundamentally-weighted indicesrisk-return trade-offbenchmark efficiencyg11g12
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author Zoričić Davor
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Golubić Zrinka Lovretin
spellingShingle Zoričić Davor
Dolinar Denis
Golubić Zrinka Lovretin
Performance Analysis of Fundamentally-Weighted Indices in the Croatian Capital Market
Zagreb International Review of Economics and Business
fundamentally-weighted indices
risk-return trade-off
benchmark efficiency
g11
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author_facet Zoričić Davor
Dolinar Denis
Golubić Zrinka Lovretin
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title Performance Analysis of Fundamentally-Weighted Indices in the Croatian Capital Market
title_short Performance Analysis of Fundamentally-Weighted Indices in the Croatian Capital Market
title_full Performance Analysis of Fundamentally-Weighted Indices in the Croatian Capital Market
title_fullStr Performance Analysis of Fundamentally-Weighted Indices in the Croatian Capital Market
title_full_unstemmed Performance Analysis of Fundamentally-Weighted Indices in the Croatian Capital Market
title_sort performance analysis of fundamentally-weighted indices in the croatian capital market
publisher Sciendo
series Zagreb International Review of Economics and Business
issn 1849-1162
publishDate 2018-12-01
description The work of Arnott et al. (2005) presented an interesting fact that the fundamentally-weighted indices generally outperform the market capitalisation-weighted counterparts in the US stock market. The research results prompted the introduction of fundamentally-weighted indices in the US market. Since research dealing with Croatian capital market also points out the inefficiency of the risk return trade-off of the cap-weighted (CROBEX) index this paper examines more closely the risk return characteristics of the potential fundamentally-weighted alternative and analyses the source of higher returns in the case of fundamentally-weighted indices. We use the original and propose a modified Fama French three factor model in order to try to capture specific sources of risk in the small and illiquid market. We find evidence in support of the view that better risk return trade-off of the fundamentally-weighted indices is driven by additional exposure to risk factors in comparison to CROBEX index.
topic fundamentally-weighted indices
risk-return trade-off
benchmark efficiency
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url https://doi.org/10.2478/zireb-2018-0023
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