Behavioural economics studies the effects of psychological, social, cognitive, and emotional factors influencing the economic decisions of individuals and institutions. Behavioural economics also looks at the consequences of these factors on market prices, returns, and resource allocation.
Renowned Economist who predicted the 2007 Global Financial Crisis and Credit...
American neuroscientist noted for her work on human morality, altruism and...
Nobel Prize Winning Economist
Derivatives Trader turned Behavioural Neuroscientist
Renowned CNN Business Correspondent
Professor of Finance at London Business School
Renowned expert on macroeconomics and demographics
Professor of Economics, London Business School and Fellow, All Souls, Oxford
Short term White House Communications Director Founder of SkyBridge Capital
Former Senior Advisor to the U.S. Chief Technology Officer in the...
Co Founder of Rosa & Roubini Associates
Professor at Harvard Kennedy School and Former Senior Policy Advisor and...
Chairman of the Financial Services Club
Former Governor of the Central Bank of Turkey
Winner 2001 Nobel Prize for Economics
Leading International Economist and Expert and Co-founder of 'Economists for Brexit'
Derivatives Trader turned Behavioural Neuroscientist
Nobel Prize Winning Economist
American neuroscientist noted for her work on human morality, altruism and...
Former Trader, Risk Specialist and Best-Selling Author
Globally Recognised Economist and Leading Authority on Climate Change
Renowned Economist who predicted the 2007 Global Financial Crisis and Credit...
Globally Renowned Behavioural Economist
2010 Joint Nobel Prize Winner for Economics
Fortune 500 Innovation and Digital Strategy Leader, Author of The Trust...
Professor Richard A. Werner is Chair in International Banking at the...
Renowned CNN Business Correspondent
Vice Chairman, Ogilvy UK
Expert on “later life” and former UK Pensions Minister