Oxford Risk collaborated with Standard Chartered on a report into interest in sustainable investing: what's the current state of play, and how can it be improved?
You can read highlights, watch a video, and download the report here.
Globally recognised expert in applied decision science, behavioural finance, and financial wellbeing, as well as a specialist in both the theory and practice of risk profiling. He started the banking world’s first behavioural finance team as Head of Behavioural-Quant Finance at Barclays, which he built and led for a decade from 2006.
Oxford Risk collaborated with Standard Chartered on a report into interest in sustainable investing: what's the current state of play, and how can it be improved?
You can read highlights, watch a video, and download the report here.
Investment management specialists, 7IM have partnered with behavioural finance pioneers, Oxford Risk to support growing demand amongst advisers and wealth managers for risk-mapped funds and portfolios.
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