Understanding cultural influences on financial behavior is essential for financial advisors. It builds trust with diverse clients, aligns goals with cultural values, and enhances personalized financial guidance, leading to stronger client relationships and professional success.

We are proud to announce that BehaviorQuant has become a FinTech member of the UK Investment Association’s Engine. This way we showcase BehaviorQuant’s commitment to advancing the field of behavioral finance and to reinforce our position as a leading innovator in the financial investment industry.

Coffee-can investing, a relatively simple yet effective approach, has gained popularity among certain investors. But who is this strategy best suited for? In this article, we will explore the concept of coffee-can investing and identify the type of investors for whom it can be a great fit.

In this article, we’re not only going to demystify prospect theory for you, but we’ll also present an exciting advancement in the field, brought by BehaviorQuant. This innovative approach extends beyond the general insights provided by prospect theory, venturing into a more personalized comprehension of risk-taking behaviors.

In today’s post, we will explore why gaining insights into human behavior is crucial for financial decision-makers and how it can shape the way we approach investments, risk management, and wealth creation.

BehaviorQuant has been invited as the only Austrian startup to present at Money 2020 in Amsterdam. Check out the latest insights about our solutions.

How the insights of behavioral finance make advisory services and new customer acquisition in private banking more profitable

Hear one of our BehaviorQuant founders interviewed by FF News at Finovate Europe 2023 in London. Learn about us and our solutions firsthand.

See our BehaviorQuant founders giving a Demo at Finovate Europe 2023 in London. Check out the latest insights about our solutions.

How the insights of behavioral finance make advisory services and new customer acquisition in private banking more profitable. Behavioral finance examines how psychological, emotional, and cognitive factors influence financial decision-making.