A good outcome does not always mean you made a good decision, and a bad outcome does not always mean you made a bad one.

As financial regulators around the world confront risks that move faster than traditional oversight systems can detect, Robert Adeniyi ...

In a recent webinar with the Financial Planning Institute of Southern Africa, Rex Cowley, the Director and Co-Founder of Overseas Trust and Pension, shared valuable insights on the transformative ...

In the previous article, we explored framing. We now turn to availability bias, a powerful and subtle behavioural finance bias influencing everyday financial decisions. Availability bias, as described ...

Investing requires careful consideration and thorough analysis to effectively manage potential risks. However, in practice, many investors tend to make decisions based on emotions such as fear, greed ...

NEW YORK(Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - The growing role of behavioural science in financial services risk management and how leading firms are putting it to use are featured in a ...

The sale of regulatory technology to financial institutions is often a long and complex process, with multiple stakeholders, as is the norm for enterprise sales. But let’s look at how the principles ...

Behavioural guidance trust and life decisions keep human expertise relevant even as AI expands access to financial ...

Market volatility refers to the rate at which securities prices rise or fall over a specific period. It can be driven by ...

Behavioural financial advisers will always struggle to explain exactly what it is we do for clients. While we carry out most of the tasks people associate with financial advice, it is almost ...

Financial literacy advocate and author, Yemisi Lucy Adepoju, has challenged individuals to examine the emotional, cultural and behavioural factors that often lead to financial hardship, as she ...