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International Conference on Behavioral Finance and Decision Sciences

20th Nov – 21st Nov 2026 Antalya, Turkey Standard / Physical Participation
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This track explores the psychological factors influencing investor behavior and decision-making. It aims to uncover the cognitive biases that affect financial choices and market outcomes.

This session focuses on how individuals perceive and respond to financial risks in various contexts. It examines the implications of risk perception on investment strategies and portfolio management.

This track investigates the role of cognitive biases in shaping market dynamics and investor actions. It seeks to understand how these biases contribute to market anomalies and inefficiencies.

This session delves into the intersection of neuroscience and finance, exploring how brain activity influences financial decision-making. It aims to provide empirical evidence on the neurological underpinnings of investor behavior.

This track examines how principles of behavioral economics can inform and enhance investment strategies. It highlights the importance of understanding human behavior in optimizing financial outcomes.

This session focuses on the use of heuristics in financial planning and decision-making processes. It aims to analyze how simplified decision rules impact long-term financial success.

This track presents innovative experimental methodologies used to study financial behavior and decision-making. It showcases findings that challenge traditional finance theories and highlight behavioral insights.

This session explores the integration of behavioral insights into risk management practices. It aims to identify strategies that mitigate cognitive biases in risk assessment and decision-making.

This track investigates the behavioral trends influencing consumer finance decisions. It examines how psychological factors shape spending, saving, and investment behaviors among consumers.

This session focuses on the role of financial literacy in enhancing decision-making capabilities. It discusses the application of decision analytics to improve financial education and outcomes.

This track explores the concept of choice architecture and its impact on financial decision-making. It aims to analyze how the presentation of options influences investor choices and behaviors.

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