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“The investor’s chief problem - and even his worst enemy - is likely to be himself.”
Benjamin Graham, 20th-century American economist and famous value investor
Behavioural finance studies the biases and influences that affect the financial behaviours of investors and financial practitioners. It recognises that our abilities to make difficult and complex financial decisions are limited due to the biases and errors of judgement to which humans are susceptible. Being aware of the principles of behavioural finance can help investors check their perceptions against facts.
In this one-day programme, you will learn about the wide range of biases in decision making and information processing errors affecting judgments in finance. It examines cognitive biases, discusses the impact of biases on financial decision-making and also explores the behaviour of investors, fund managers and corporate decision makers. Understanding the different types of biases can be extremely valuable in studying and managing better market outcomes. Advisors who understand the psychological or emotional factors that influence investors to behavioural biases can differentiate their services and better serve their clients.
AICB MEMBER
MYR
1,700
/ PAX
NON-MEMBER
MYR
2,000
/ PAX
*Subject to 6% Service Tax
Investors, fund managers, traders and anyone interested in understanding behavioural finance and how it affects the markets and corporate decision making
Cheah Wee Leong
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