Behaviour Lab CEO Magdalena Smith sits down with special guests to discuss how we can debias investment decision making through analytics and behavioural science.
Decisions Over Coffee
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Behaviour Lab CEO Magdalena Smith sits down with special guests to discuss how we can debias investment decision making through analytics and behavioural science.
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April 3, 2020
Stephen Martin & Joseph Marks - Messengers: Who We Listen To, Who We Don't, and Why
<p>Join us, and listen to Stephen Martin and Joseph Marks, the authors of ‘Messengers: Who We Listen To, Who We Don’t, and Why’. Think that the key reason why you follow the advice of an analyst or trust company management is because of their proven past skills and achievements? Think again! In recent years it has become abundantly clear that people do not always listen to others based on the accuracy and wisdom of their ideas, opinions and proposals but rather listen to, believe and follow certain types of messengers. In the best of times this can have a negative impact on investment performance, in today’s unprecedented and stressful circumstances this becomes an even more pressing issue.</p>
September 19, 2019
Dr. Daniel Crosby, psychologist, fund manager and New York Times best-selling author discusses practical investment methodologies
<p>Join us in our discussion touching on the sociological, neurological and psychological factors that influence investment decisions, emphasising practical methodologies - what works, what doesn’t, when looking to improve our decision making.</p>
July 16, 2019
Professor Olivier Sibony on reducing unwanted variability in decision outcomes
<p>Join us in this episode of 'Decisions over coffee', where you will hear from Professor Olivier Sibony on why a more robust process model is critical to reduce unwanted variability in decision outcomes caused by noise and biases, and how organisations can structure their decision making processes to achieve this</p> <p>Olivier is a professor in strategic thinking and the organisation of decision processesat HEC Paris, co-author of the upcoming book Noise, together with Daniel Kahneman and Cass Sunstein, prior to which he was a Senior Partner at McKinsey where Olivier led the Strategy practice. </p>
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