IOSCO cautions that assumptions about investor behaviour may not reflect actual behaviour
Behavioural economics research to identify new tools that could help advisors
Behavioural economics provides a framework for advisors to help direct clients to make decisions consistent with their long-term goals
People spend far more time on research on small consumer purchases than on important decisions on retirement savings
The FMA is exploring whether savers can be pushed to seek financial advice
Ads that play on consumers’ emotions may drive them to action without much thought, new FCA paper finds
Behavioural insights have a role to play in producing better regulatory policy, suggests a new report from the OSC’s Investor Office
In this week’s Gaining Altitude, Dan Richards, CEO, Client Insights, discusses how establishing default options can shape client behavior for positive outcomes for clients and advisors.
Experiments provide valuable insights into how people make decisions
Regulators could employ behavioural economics to improve investor protection: panel