aspects of biases comprising (1) emotional or preference biases: focusing on present rather than future incidents; (2) belief bias: making conclusion based on too small sample size while associated risks

representativeness bias in performance presentation, investors might be subject to framing bias and loss aversion when interpreting the product values.  Loss aversion  Target/expected/guaranteed return at 8% in 8

product design and representativeness bias in performance presentation, investors might be subject to framing bias and loss aversion when interpreting the product values. http://market.sec.or.th/public

G20 priority in 2015 to support investment as a powerful driver of growth. The Principles are also about inclusiveness. Today, millions of households around the world have their savings in the stock

instrument, to the point where informal mechanisms such as corporate culture have only a limited role to play. In other words, powerful boards might serve as a substitute for a strong corporate culture. This

concept of ‘climate stewardship’. The on-going dialogue with investee companies is a powerful tool to encourage them to have effective oversight of climate-related risks that may affect the long-term value

concept of ‘climate stewardship’. The on-going dialogue with investee companies is a powerful tool to encourage them to have effective oversight of climate-related risks that may affect the long-term

below prices which are round numbers. • They point toward a cognitive bias well-known among marketers that consumers tend to evaluate prices which end in .99 differently from prices that end in .00

women are not only fundamental human rights, but also powerful drivers to secure equitable economy and sustainable development across all aspects, from inclusive growth to peaceful societies. To celebrate

of disclosure-based regulation has also added substantially to monitoring and enforcement burdens. Lastly, in more than a few cases where regulators had evidence of law-breaking, bias, political