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A Behavioural Approach to Financial Institution Behaviour
1992There is a tendency in both economic and political thinking for old ideas to reappear as apparently new ideas die out. What were new ideas twenty or thirty years ago reappear, perhaps in somewhat different guise, and after a moribund period, as the new ideas of today. The reasons for this phenomena are undoubtedly complex and diverse. People have short
George McKenzie, Stephen Thomas
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2023
Abstract The business press coverage of four leading Goldman Sachs investment bankers demonstrates how little we know about financier network behaviour. Interviews with experienced financiers are difficult to acquire. They need assurance that the interviewer will not break that confidentiality; therefore, the author’s interview strategy ...
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Abstract The business press coverage of four leading Goldman Sachs investment bankers demonstrates how little we know about financier network behaviour. Interviews with experienced financiers are difficult to acquire. They need assurance that the interviewer will not break that confidentiality; therefore, the author’s interview strategy ...
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Financial literacy and financial behaviour: a bibliometric analysis
Review of Behavioral Finance, 2020PurposeNumerous exploratory, conceptual and empirical enquiries on financial behaviour and literacy have been conducted in the areas of economics, finance, business and management. However, no attempt was made to present a comprehensive science mapping of the area so far.
Kavita Karan Ingale, Ratna Achuta Paluri
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Journal of Financial Services Marketing, 2013
The present study attempts to evaluate the behavioural outcomes of financial education workshops on the financial behaviour of participants (homemakers) in the state of Gujarat, India. A series of financial education workshops were conducted for 300 homemakers in November–December 2012. A pre- and post-survey design was used.
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The present study attempts to evaluate the behavioural outcomes of financial education workshops on the financial behaviour of participants (homemakers) in the state of Gujarat, India. A series of financial education workshops were conducted for 300 homemakers in November–December 2012. A pre- and post-survey design was used.
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Influence of Financial Behaviour on Financial Satisfaction and Financial Wellbeing
Research Journal of Humanities and Social SciencesThe connection between financial behaviour, financial satisfaction, and financial wellbeing among salaried individuals attracts serious research interest. It specifically examines whether financial satisfaction mediates the influence of financial behaviour on financial wellbeing. A cross-sectional survey was conducted among salaried individuals using a
KM Vineeth, CR Shiju, Mary Sruthy Melbin
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Neurocognition and Financial Behaviour
2012An emerging field in economics is that of behavioural finance. It is the result of the collection of many kinds of data coming from experimental, behavioural, cognitive economics and neuroeconomics. Financial behaviour is relatively almost easily studied in natural settings and artificial experiments.
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Financial Literacy and Responsible Financial Behaviour of Russian Households
Data of the All-Russian Survey of Consumer Finances for 2020 and 2022 are used to analyse the relationship between financial literacy and responsible financial behaviour indices. Responsible financial behaviour involves consumption smoothing, asset diversification, non-speculative investments and a low/moderate debt burden, acquisition of information ...Zvereva, Valentina +2 more
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The Role of Financial Literacy in Financial Behaviour in Angola
Angola's financial system is underdeveloped, with low bank penetration and a lack of access to essential financial services. Through financial literacy and financial inclusion, people can make informed decisions, better manage their money, access financial services, and improve their financial conditions, with the potential to reduce poverty and boost ...Cláudio Félix Canguende-Valentim +7 more
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Rethinking Financial Behaviour
UK and US pension policy expects consistently informed decision-making in finance. Deviating from this is often deemed 'irrational', ignoring uncontrollable factors in individuals' lives. Challenging existing policy approaches, this book proposes a fresh perspective on rationality when it comes to financial policy and practices.openaire +1 more source