Behavioral finance and wealth management
Subtitle: building optimal portfolios that account for investor biases
By: Michael Pompian.
Series: Wiley finance series
Publisher: Wiley
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Hoboken, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 317
ISBN-13: 9780471745174
Subjects: Investments -- Psychological aspects.; Investments -- Decision making.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: What is behavioral finance?; title: The history of behavioral finance micro (BFMI); title: Incorporating investor behavior into the asset allocation process; title: Overconfidence bias; title: Representativeness bias; title: Anchoring and adjustment bias; title: Cognitive dissonance bias; title: Availability bias; title: Self attribution bias; title: Illusion of control bias; title: Conservatism bias; title: Ambiguity aversion bias; title: Endowment bias; title: Self control bias; title: Optimism bias; title: Mental accounting bias; title: Confirmation bias; title: Hindsight bias; title: Loss aversion bias; title: Recency bias; title: Regret aversion bias; title: Framing bias; title: Status quo bias; title: Case studies; title: Gender, personality type, and investor behavior; title: Investor personality types; title: Neuroeconomics.