What is this about:
- How wide range of decision-making biases and information processing errors impact our financial decision-making
- How behavioural finance impacts financial markets
- The most common self-deception biases, their causes, and potential measures to prevent them
- Cognitive biases and their root causes with real life examples
- The most common emotional biases and their causes with examples
- How loss aversion and other biases that contribute to our financial decision- making
- How herding bias and other social factors interfere with our decision-making
Course:
State-Bank-of-India: Introduction to Behavioural Finance
Behavioural Finance is not just another branch of finance. It is the study of the influence of psychology on the behavior of human beings in their financial decision-making. It helps us in studying its subsequent effects on the financial markets. It highlights the fact that human beings are not always rational, have limits to their self-control, and are influenced by their own biases. It is the study of how investors systematically make errors in judgement, or “mental mistakes”. Behavioural finance is a relatively new field in economics and has become an interesting topic for investment professionals.
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Deliverables:
- Certification
- Presentation with most important findings