A significant topic within the behavioral finance literature is the notion of perceived risk
pertaining to novice investors (ie individuals, finance students) and investment professionals …

This article studies the herding effect in the capital markets. Using data from the Italian Stock
Exchange, the authors test for the presence of herding as described in Christie and Huang …

Since the mid-1970s, hundreds of academic studies have been conducted in risk perception-
oriented research within the social sciences (eg, nonfinancial areas) across various …

Investors need not be rational for markets to be efficient. The axiom of efficient market
hypothesis that it is not possible to earn excess profits because the available information …

The study intends to examine the cause-and-effect relationship between Covid-19 and the
factors affecting investment behavior in a South Asian economy. The investment behavior is …

The first time this author became aware of behavioral finance was in June 1998. At that point
in time, there was no apparent or precise source of information for a new scholar interested …

This book sheds light on the emotional side of risk taking behaviour using an innovative
cross-disciplinary approach, mixing financial competences with psychology and affective …

The aim of this article is to evaluate the effect of emotional biases (namely overconfidence
bias, self‐control bias, loss aversion bias, and regret aversion bias) on risk preferences of …

Traditional finance is constructed on four principles which are portfolio principles of
Markowitz, the arbitrage principles of Miller and Modigliani, the capital asset pricing model of …

Purpose–This study aims to provide a modern perspective on the role of dividends in
smaller developed countries such as Ireland by examining views regarding the determinants …