Reduce the Behavioural Costs of Being Human
There is great danger in paying insufficient attention to behavioural finance and ‘anxiety-adjusted returns’, argues Greg B. Davies, Head of Behavioural Finance at Oxford Risk.
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Stamp out these investor sins in 2021
Developing your best instincts as an investor can be a long journey, leaving us prey to behavioural biases, knee-jerk reactions and other “sins” along the way that may cost dearly in terms of returns.
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Client trends November 2020:
Wealth worries swirl amid complex risks
Behavioural biases, Biden and Brexit are dominating our conversations with users this month as both investment risks and opportunities are carefully weighed up.
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Are you feeling your finances?
Emotions are an important part of the wealth equation and how we let them affect our investment and financial planning decisions dictates our success to a significant degree. The key is aligning our “gut feelings” with real wealth management wisdom.
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