Behavioral finance and wealth management : how to build optimal portfolios that account for investor biases /
Pompian, Michael M.,1963-
Hoboken, N.J. : Wiley,
c2006.
Series from jacket.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 303-310) and index.
What is behavioral finance? -- The history of behavioral finance micro -- Incorporating investor behavior into the asset allocation process -- Overconfidence bias -- Representativeness bias -- Anchoring and adjustment bias -- Cognitive dissonance bias -- Availability bias -- Self-attribution bias -- Illusion of control bias -- Conservatism bias -- Ambiguity aversion bias -- Endowment bias -- Self-control bias -- Optimism bias -- Mental accounting bias -- Confirmation bias -- Hindsight bias -- Loss aversion bias -- Recency bias -- Regret aversion bias -- Framing bias -- Status quo bias -- Case studies -- Gender, personality type, and investor behavior -- Investor personality types -- Neuroeconomics.
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