ADMI-3842 Behavioral Finance
This course covers aspects of financial markets which are commonly overlooked by neoclassical finance theory. This includes an analysis of market structure and investor behavior when it is costly to acquire information about assets, costly to transact, and costly to monitor managerial behavior, effort, or performance. The course will focus on potential deviations from efficient markets and rational investor behavior, in particular, on the "heuristics and biases" of investors, their overconfidence, loss aversion, and tendency toward correlated trading strategies.
Instructor
GomezTorres Teresa
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