Behavioural economics has already upended investing and finance with new theories on why and how people make decisions about their money.

I had some private feedback on my brief behavioural economics post of last Friday, so I want to say a little more about what I think the term means. It seems to me that what behavioural economics ...

"The question I want to ask before I get into the silly bit later on is what happens when you apply behavioural economics, to behavioural economists?" began free-to-play consultant Mark Sorrell, ...

Behavioural economics is an interdisciplinary field that integrates insights from psychology, sociology, and neuroscience into traditional economic models to better explain decision‐making in ...

This year’s Nobel Prize in economics went to Richard Thaler for his work on behavioural economics, which borrows heavily from psychology or behavioural sciences.

And finally… The integration of behavioural economics into the sales strategy of RegTech vendors provides a nuanced understanding of the decision-making processes within financial institutions.

Behavioural economics has come a long way over the last half-century, winning mainstream approval. But is its future as bright?

A further distinction needs to be made between behavioural science and behavioural economics. The economists take the scientists’ findings and examine the consequences, intended and unintended.

Behavioural economics is a discipline that seems blind to empathy. Robodebt showed what it could do.