With research indicating that investors do not have consistent and rational attitudes to risk, this paper seeks to determine whether risk profile questionnaires lead to more rational investment decisions being made by clients. Analysis of the results of a risk profile questionnaire used by a financial planning practice suggests that investors are unwilling to bear short-term risk and, therefore, a more prescriptive approach may be necessary. An earlier version of this paper was presented to the 2012 Australian Centre for Financial Studies’ Melbourne Money and Finance Conference.5 page(s
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Client risk tolerance is universally assessed in the advisory process to help financial advisers pro...
Client risk tolerance is universally assessed in the advisory process to help financial advisers pro...
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We study how the investor profile influences the asset allocation recommendations of professional ad...
Master's thesis in FinanceThis thesis takes a hard look on the present techniques and methods that a...
University of Technology, Sydney. Faculty of Business.NO FULL TEXT AVAILABLE. Access is restricted i...
In finance, it is said that risk and return are the two biggest factors when considering the optimal...
This article provides an overview of some of the more important theoretical and practical issues rel...
The increasing complexity of the investment environment has accelerated the need for better quality ...
Bhattacharya et al. (2012) shows that many investors are reluctant to accept and follow financial ad...
Client risk tolerance is universally assessed in the advisory process to help financial advisers pro...
Client risk tolerance is universally assessed in the advisory process to help financial advisers pro...
In academic research in finance we find two approaches to risk, the “traditional” approach using his...
A central tenet of the financial services industry in Australia and abroad is the measurement and ca...
Purpose – When finance managers face decisions, they do not always make clinical evaluations using r...
Recent empirical and analytical studies have demonstrated that downside risk appears as an intuitive...
Financial professionals have a great deal of discretion concerning how to relay information about th...
Assessing client risk tolerance is one of the most important activities for financial planners. Alth...
We study how the investor profile influences the asset allocation recommendations of professional ad...
Master's thesis in FinanceThis thesis takes a hard look on the present techniques and methods that a...
University of Technology, Sydney. Faculty of Business.NO FULL TEXT AVAILABLE. Access is restricted i...