Financial advice focuses on getting to the right answers. The right portfolio. The right level of risk. The right long-term ...

You can’t go to an investment conference, read an investment journal or even peruse the personal investment magazines without seeing reference to behavioural finance and the implications of the ...

Systematic Investment Plans have become one of the most reliable ways for retail investors to build wealth through mutual funds. While SIPs simplify investing, the real challenge is not starting the ...

Recent advances in the study of behavioural dynamics in financial markets have highlighted the importance of investor psychology and heterogeneous decision-making processes. Traditional economic ...

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In theory, investing should be a piece of cake – buy low and sell high. But in reality, investors often behave irrationally. This is where behavioural finance can help. In the words of Berkshire ...

Michael Ervolini, chief executive of Cabot Research, a behavioural finance adviser to investors, says that an increasing number of investment managers are beginning to analyse their buying and selling ...

The article analyses the evolution of taxation from a revenue-raising mechanism to a tool of behavioural influence and examines when fiscal nudging may become coercive. Drawing on Pigouvian economics ...

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 ...

I am currently writing a series of articles on behavioural finance. One of the books that strongly links to this field is The Behavior Gap by Carl Richards. In the book, Richards explains the ...