For decades, financial theory has assumed that investors behave rationally. They are expected to collect information, weigh probabilities, and make decisions that maximise expected returns. In reality ...
Financial behaviour – Part 12: Availability bias – Why what comes to mind is not always what matters
Availability bias leads investors to judge risk by what's most recent, most emotional or most widely reported – and South ...
Investing requires careful consideration and thorough analysis to effectively manage potential risks. However, in practice, ...
In a recent webinar with the Financial Planning Institute of Southern Africa, Rex Cowley, the Director and Co-Founder of ...
The NPS Vatsalya Scheme aims to cultivate early money management skills among minors, fostering long-term financial habits for a secure future.
A woman I’ll call Priya — mid-thirties, NHS administrator in outer London, two children in state school — once described her financial life to me in a way that hasn’t left my thinking since. She said ...
Behavioural science-based research to understand the path to disclosing vulnerability has identified recommendations for financial services organisations to consider. By Katie McQuater. In 2023, the ...
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