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International Conference on Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology

5th Jan – 6th Jan 2027 Dubai, UAE Standard / Physical Participation
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This track explores the foundational theories of behavioral finance and their practical applications in investment strategies. Papers may examine how these theories influence market behaviors and investor decisions.

This session focuses on the various cognitive biases that affect investor decision-making processes. Contributions should analyze how these biases lead to systematic errors in financial judgments.

This track investigates the role of emotions in shaping investor behavior and market dynamics. Research may delve into how emotional responses can lead to irrational financial decisions.

This session examines the relationship between market sentiment and financial market performance. Papers should explore how sentiment analysis can enhance understanding of market trends and investor psychology.

This track addresses how individuals perceive risk and its influence on their investment choices. Submissions should focus on the psychological factors that shape risk assessment and tolerance.

This session highlights the heuristics that investors use when making financial decisions. Papers should analyze the implications of these mental shortcuts on market outcomes and investor behavior.

This track explores the applications of prospect theory in understanding investor behavior under uncertainty. Contributions should investigate how loss aversion and reference points affect investment strategies.

This session focuses on the intersection of behavioral economics and the identification of market anomalies. Research may explore how psychological factors contribute to deviations from traditional economic theories.

This track examines the psychological aspects that underpin various trading strategies. Papers should discuss how understanding investor psychology can lead to more effective trading practices.

This session investigates the decision biases that entrepreneurs face in financial contexts. Contributions should analyze how these biases impact funding decisions and business outcomes.

This track explores the unique financial behaviors observed in emerging markets. Research should focus on how cultural and psychological factors influence investor behavior in these contexts.

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