Παρουσίαση/Προβολή

(BEPF) -  Γεωργιος Πανος

Περιγραφή Μαθήματος

This course will cover the behavioural aspects of financial decision making and personal financial planning. The students shall be introduced to the theoretical, conceptual, and empirical underpinnings of anomalies and biases that investors face in financial markets. The course also focuses on the behavioural approach to investment and personal financial planning. The course will help students explore some of the most common biases and mistakes that individuals make while dealing with money and investment. With the help of discussions on related theories, illustrations and experimental exercises, participants should be able to become familiar with terminology, techniques and approaches used in behavioural financial services industry. Most of techniques can also be relevant to traditional financial advisory services, the products and services in the FinTech domain, and public policy. The course will engage in the delivery of key concepts of personal finance, e.g.: equivalised disposable income, time-value for money, interest rates, compounding & discounting, pricing of bonds & stocks, loan amortisation, income tax & capital gains tax. It will introduce the broad categories of financial products and their workings, e.g.: types of savings and investments, unsecured and secured loans, pensions, insurance. It will assess how households behave in Greece, the EU and globally in terms of their personal finances and appraise how societal and policy changes can impact the financial wellbeing of the individual. Ultimately, it will present with the advanced analytical tools that are key to the understanding of the need for lifelong financial planning by analysing personal financial decisions. Finally, it will develop an understanding of how themes in personal finance are interconnected and how individual decisions connect to the macroeconomy, and vice versa.

Ημερομηνία δημιουργίας

Πέμπτη 9 Φεβρουαρίου 2023