Most investors confuse familiarity with understanding. Your true circle of competence is probably much smaller than you think.
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Oxford Risk's Head of Behavioural Finance, @GregBDavies will speak tomorrow at the 21st International Behavioural Finance Conference on how personalisation, technology, and AI can help investors get invested and stay invested for the long term at scale.
Telling investors to do nothing rarely works. A small, ringfenced ‘play pot’, bounded by rules, scratches the itch without damaging the core.
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If your wealth manager is only assessing risk tolerance, there's a high chance that, as an investor, you're taking an unsuitabily low level of risk, writes Oxford Risk's Head of Behavioural Finance,
@GregBDavies
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Becoming a better investor is deceptively simple. Good investing is not about brilliance, it’s about avoiding unforced errors.
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📃 Read now as Oxford Risk's Head of Behavioural Finance, @GregBDavies critiques a goals-based approach to investing in our latest blog. Goals-based investing may seem appealing, but splitting wealth into 'pots' for each goal can be costly to investors - https://t.co/FbY2kFGd7U
Nestlé's infant formula recall has shaken investor confidence, not because of the scale of the recall, but the emotional weight, says @GregBDavies, Head of Behavioural Finance at Oxford Risk. Read more here - https://t.co/vD3GoOgFiM
📰 Assets in discretionary MPS continue to grow year-on-year as the FCA says that it is considering similar disclosures as investing in authorised funds. Read why Oxford Risk's @GregBDavies thinks that some firms should welcome this - https://t.co/s8fsQSlKD4
📰 Read now as Head of Behavioural Finance at Oxford Risk, @GregBDavies reveals his seven behavioural predictions for 2026... and there's no crystal ball required! https://t.co/AoQ377nhtU
📰 100,000 pensions were prematurely withdrawn in response to speculation in the run-up to the Autumn budget, according to @sjpwealth - aligning with behavioural analysis from Oxford Risk as @GregBDavies explains the impact on investment portfolios - https://t.co/v45T6RrrLc
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My latest @CurrencyNews piece looks at why investing doesn’t feel hard because you’re doing it wrong — it feels hard because you’re human.
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Traits like Composure, Risk Tolerance, Confidence, Impulsivity, and Desire for Guidance explain why two investors with the same portfolio behave completely differently.
There’s no “right” place to be.
The edge is knowing where you sit.
Very proud to hear our Behavioural Investing course, developed with the talented Greg Davies, mentioned on a recent episode of the Investor’s Chronicle podcast. @GregBDavies
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