Financial Analysts Journal

Papers
(The TQCC of Financial Analysts Journal is 6. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
A Latent Factor Cash Flow Model for Alternative Investment Funds153
Publisher’s Note63
Thematic Investing with Big Data: The Case of Private Equity38
Should Defined Contribution Plans Include Private Equity Investments?30
Allocating to Thematic Investments20
The Controversy over Proxy Voting: The Role of Fund Managers and Proxy Advisors17
Separating Positive Impact from Warm Glow: Implications for Fund Managers, Educators, Financial Advisers, Rating Agencies, and Investors17
Time-Series Predictability for Sector Investing16
Supply Chain Climate Exposure16
Measuring Mutual Fund Flows14
Capacity Constraints in Hedge Funds: The Relation between Fund Performance and Cohort Size14
Private Equity Performance around the World13
Time-Varying Drivers of Stock Prices12
Harry Markowitz and the Philosopher’s Stone12
Litigation Risk and Stock Return Anomaly11
Accessing Private Markets: What Does It Cost?11
Effects of Venture Capital Mega-Deals on IPO Success and Post-IPO Performance10
Reversals and the Returns to Liquidity Provision10
Is Sector Neutrality in Factor Investing a Mistake?9
The Disappearing Edge: AI, Machine Learning, and the Future of the Discretionary Portfolio Manager9
“The Financial System Red in Tooth and Claw: 75 Years of Co-Evolving Markets and Technology”: A Correction8
Nonlinear Factor Returns in the US Equity Market8
Our Thanks to Reviewers7
2022 Report to Readers7
The Only Other Spending Rule Article You Will Ever Need7
Smart Rebalancing7
Spot Bitcoin ETFs: The Struggle Was Worth It7
The First 80 Years of the Financial Analysts Journal : Prolific Contributors and Major Ideas and Innovations7
Is “Not Trading” Informative? Evidence from Corporate Insiders’ Portfolios7
True Value Investing in the Corporate Bond Market6
The Importance of Joining Lifecycle Models with Mean-Variance Optimization6
Transaction Costs and Capacity of Systematic Corporate Bond Strategies6
Asset Allocation Drift Due to Taxes6
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