Fundzen Toronto
  • Lean Marketing
  • Lead Generation
  • Blog

Behavioural Finance

Behavioural Finance

Investing is the least engaging major activity in your clients’ lives

As a marketing guy, we’re usually trying to make an emotional connection. The common wisdom about investing, of course, is that one should leave their emotions at the door. And although we often see evidence Read more…

By Julian Scarfe, 8 years ago July 26, 2017
Behavioural Finance

You is Kind, You is smart, You is High Net Worth

As we think about marketing opportunities in the investor world, this is a pretty big – and largely overlooked – one: http://cnb.cx/2j02a5p Take aways: $30 trillion in the next 3 or 4 decades will be passed from Read more…

By Julian Scarfe, 8 years ago June 30, 2017
Behavioural Finance

Women and financial advisors: Listen!

Great article on the shifting gender tides in wealth management, and the industry’s struggle to keep up: http://bit.ly/10g3IbV women need more education and validation than men to make financial decisions women can easily detect whether an advisor Read more…

By Julian Scarfe, 12 years ago June 13, 2013
Behavioural Finance

What we need is another financial crisis

As the liberal-vs-conservative politcal divide continues to widen, Fortune’s Allen Sloan has a great little article on the circular debates around our America’s biggest fiscal challenges. Reminds me of Jonathon Haidt’s sage TED Talk about Read more…

By Julian Scarfe, 12 years ago May 31, 2013
Behavioural Finance

The most important pattern investors need to watch for

Carl Richards is someone I admire – someone who has brought wise behavioural coaching to individual investors under the guise of money management. His latest article in the New York Times belittles technical indicators a Read more…

By Julian Scarfe, 12 years ago May 31, 2013
Behavioural Finance

The Problem with Fee-for-Service Investment Advisors

Ok, there’s no problem with fee-for-service advisors. It’s kind of noble, a journeyman’s approach to the business. And it’s the right fit… for a minority of clients. The real issue is that there is a Read more…

By Julian Scarfe, 12 years ago May 17, 2013
Behavioural Finance

Three myths of engagement

It seems to me that the corporate use of social media – with some fantastic viral exceptions – has set itself up for a disappointing implosion. What began as a low-cost, low-effort, humanized way to Read more…

By Julian Scarfe, 12 years ago May 14, 2013
Behavioural Finance

Dan Pink’s six new elevator pitches

Dan Pink’s latest book – to Sell is Human – has a chapter on the elevator pitch, and particularly on 6 new and emerging forms of it. Which would actually work for retail investing clients Read more…

By Julian Scarfe, 12 years ago May 13, 2013
Behavioural Finance

Thinking we’re experts on wine

Horrifying – if predictable – evidence for many of us… wine ‘experts’ aren’t worth much: http://bit.ly/13HYoMF I’m pretty sure Nassim Nicholas Taleb suggests in the Black Swan that stock-picking portfolio managers are among the careers where Read more…

By Julian Scarfe, 12 years ago May 10, 2013
Behavioural Finance

Stock pickers are from Mars, indexers are from Venus?

Another surface-level article on a very deep topic - gender in investor psychology:http://bit.ly/XPA45H While surely an oversimplification, marketers should still be mindful of the gender gap: "Men measure success in terms of beating a benchmark o...

By Julian Scarfe, 12 years ago February 22, 2013

Posts navigation

1 2 Next
Categories
  • Behavioural Finance
  • Marketing
  • Mutual Funds
  • Psychology
  • Uncategorized
  • Lean Marketing
  • Lead Generation
  • Blog
Hestia | Powered by WordPress