Behavioral Finance Training Courses

Behavioral finance, recently highlighted by the Nobel Prize in Economics on this subject (Richard Thaler, 2017), challenges the foundational principles of traditional finance, which assume that markets are efficient and that investors are perfectly rational beings who consistently make decisions optimizing the risk-reward ratio.

Whether you are an individual or institutional investor, trader, wealth manager, financial analyst, or a member of a management or investment committee, this training will allow you, on one hand, to understand, name, and identify the main cognitive and emotional biases that lead us to make detrimental or sub-optimal investment decisions. On the other hand, it will equip you to know the corrective actions to undertake for yourself, your teams, or your clients depending on the nature of the biases at play.