Calastone: Is it the end of buy-and-hold?
Investors are ditching the ‘buy-and-hold’ approach for increased trading frequency and shorter holding periods as appetite for immediate results grows
Behavioural Finance
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Calastone: Fund holding periods halve over past decade
The ‘dramatic shift’ in investor behaviour is ‘signalling a new era’ that the investment industry must adapt to
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Vulnerable clients: How can the unseen be seen by wealth managers?
Given all clients have the potential to be vulnerable, why are so many firms failing to acknowledge the existence of at-risk investors?
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Morningstar: Digging deeper for more meaningful investment goals
Investors rarely know their own goals – understanding them on a deeper level helps long-term planning, writes Ryan O. Murphy
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Nicolo Bragazza: ‘The most important thing’ for investors? Here are three
In uncertain times, investors need reliable anchors, which can be found in fundamentals and investment objectives
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Leslie Alba: Back to base rates with the ‘Rule of 72’
The current environment demands a focused approach to portfolio construction and a grounding in base rates
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Clare Flynn Levy: We should not be surprised active managers are failing to outperform
Video: Essentia Analytics founder has seen a 30% spike in customers requesting behavioural finance consulting services during Covid
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DFMs deem trauma study interesting but irrelevant
Asking fund managers sensitive questions about their childhood is a no go
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Bullish Republicans set to get burnt by Trump trade
US partisan politics is affecting equity allocations in retail portfolios
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Robo-advice manager spots Brexit bias on UK equities
Brexit-voting fund managers are more likely to be positive on the outlook for the UK economy, according to Nutmeg investment manager James McManus.
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Brexit and Remain voters show investment biases
Brexit voting regions are more likely to favour UK equities over eurozone equities, while the opposite is true for Remain voting regions, according to the latest investor sentiment survey from Lloyds Private Bank.
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Behavioural finance lessons from Giggs Guardiola
Claims that Ryan Giggs could become the next Pep Guardiola, illustrate a common behavioural finance error known as the inside view.