CCFA 528 Investment Decisions and Effect of Behavioural Finance

3 credits · Administration & Governance · School of Continuing Studies · Not scheduled for 2026–2027

The standard economic paradigm—rational agents in an efficient market—does not adequately describe behaviour in financial markets. In this course, students will survey the evidence and use psychological criteria to guide alternative theories of financial markets. The standard argument that smart, pr…

Prerequisites

CCFA 505, (CCFA 515 or CCFA 615), (CMS2 521 or CMS2 621) and (CEC2 532 or CEC2 632)

Prerequisite courses: CCFA 505, CCFA 615, CEC2 532, CEC2 632, CMS2 621

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