Investor Decision-Making and the Role of the Financial Advisor

Outlines concepts that characterize behavioural finance
Brings together recent strands of literature and combines new evidence emerging from both theoretical and experimental analyses
Suggests a relation-based approach to asset management

Outlines concepts that characterize behavioural finance Brings together recent strands of literature and combines new evidence emerging from both theoretical and experimental analyses Suggests a relation-based approach to asset management

Autorentext

Caterina Cruciani holds a PhD in Economics from Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Italy, where she is currently Postdoctoral Researcher. She is also Operating Director and member of the Center for Experimental Research in Management and Economics (CERME) at Ca' Foscari University of Venice. Her research focuses on financial institutions, financial advisory, the determinants of trust in the client-advisor relationships, and behavioural finance. Caterina has taught Behavioural Economics at graduate level and Corporate Finance at undergraduate level, alongside an introductory course in Behavioural Finance offered to top professional financial advisors. Her publications are featured in international journals like the Journal of Economic Interaction and Coordination .

Zusammenfassung
Outlines concepts that characterize behavioural finance
Brings together recent strands of literature and combines new evidence emerging from both theoretical and experimental analyses
Suggests a relation-based approach to asset management

Inhalt

Chapter 1: Understanding financial biases.- Chapter 2: Addressing financial biases.- Chapter 3: Financial advisory: basic roles and functions.- Chapter 4: Financial advisory: normative developments and incentives.- Chapter 5: Behavioural financial advisory: taking stock and taking it to the field.- Chapter 6: Conclusions.

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