Behavioral Finance and Wealth Management: How to Build Optimal Portfolios That Account for Investor Biases

Preface. Acknowledgments. Part One: Introduction to the Practical Application of Behavioral Finance. Chapter 1: What Is Behavioral Finance? Chapter 2: The History of Behavioral Finance Micro. Chapter 3: Incorporating Investor Behavior into the Asset Allocation Process. Part Two: Investor Biases Defined and Illustrated. Chapter 4: Overconfidence Bias. Chapter 5: Representativeness Bias. Chapter 6: Anchoring and Adjustment Bias. Chapter 7: Cognitive Dissonance Bias. Chapter 8: Availability Bias. Chapter 9: Self-Attribution Bias. Chapter 10: Illusion of Control Bias. Chapter 11: Conservatism Bias. Chapter 12: Ambiguity Aversion Bias. Chapter 13: Endowment Bias. Chapter 14: Self-Control Bias. Chapter 15: Optimism Bias. Chapter 16: Mental Accounting Bias. Chapter 17: Confirmation Bias. Chapter 18: Hindsight Bias. Chapter 19: Loss Aversion Bias. Chapter 20: Recency Bias. Chapter 21: Regret Aversion Bias. Chapter 22: Framing Bias. Chapter 23: Status Quo Bias. Part Three: Case Studies. Chapter 24: Case Studies. Part Four: Special Topics in Practical Application of Behavioral Finance. Chapter 25: Gender, Personality Type, and Investor Behavior. Chapter 26: Investor Personality Types. Chapter 27: Neuroeconomics: The Next Frontier for Explaining Investor Behavior. Notes. Index. About the Author.