Behavioral Finance for Private Banking - Series Wrap-Up
So we made it. 17 posts later, and we’ve covered the entire “Behavioral Finance for Private Banking” by Thorsten Hens, Enrico G. De Giorgi, and Kremena K. Bachmann. That was a lot of ground.
So we made it. 17 posts later, and we’ve covered the entire “Behavioral Finance for Private Banking” by Thorsten Hens, Enrico G. De Giorgi, and Kremena K. Bachmann. That was a lot of ground.
Chapter 4 of “Behavioral Finance for Private Banking” is short but it hits hard. It asks one simple question: what is actually happening inside your brain when you make money decisions?
Traditional finance has this idea that money is the great equalizer. Doesn’t matter if you’re from Japan or Nigeria or Norway. We all want the same thing: good returns, low risk. Press a few buttons, buy some stocks, done.
So I just finished reading “Behavioral Finance for Private Banking” by Thorsten Hens, Enrico G. De Giorgi, and Kremena K. Bachmann. Second edition, published by Wiley in 2018. ISBN: 9781119453703.