| Unit 1 [Book] | |
| Behavioral Finance, Foundations of Behavioural Finance | VIEW |
| Behavioral Finance Vs Conventional Finance | VIEW |
| Intellectual Underpinnings | VIEW |
| The Rise of Rational Market Hypothesis, Impact on wall Street and the choices | VIEW |
| The Challenge of Behaviouralist | VIEW |
| Synthesis and Future Horizons | VIEW |
| Behavioralist Impact on Capital Market | VIEW |
| Foundations of Rational Finance: Introduction, Neoclassical, Economics, Rational Preferences, Utility maximization, Relevant information | VIEW |
| Expected Utility Theory | VIEW |
| Modern Portfolio Theory | VIEW |
| Capital Asset Pricing Model | VIEW |
| Efficient Markets Hypothesis | VIEW |
| Agency Theory | VIEW |
| From Rationality to Psychology | VIEW |
| Unit 2 [Book] | |
| Heuristics and Biases | VIEW |
| How the Human Mind Works | VIEW |
| The Two Systems | VIEW |
| Familiarity and related Heuristics | VIEW |
| Anchoring | VIEW |
| Irrationality and Adaption | VIEW |
| Hyperbolic Discounting | VIEW |
| Self-Deception | VIEW |
| Miscalibration, Forms of Over Confidence, Causes of Over Confidence | VIEW |
| Other Forms of Self- Deception | VIEW |
| Implications of Over-Confidence for Financial Decision Making | VIEW |
| Factors Impeding Correction | VIEW |
| How Much Do the Experts Know | VIEW |
| The Success Equation, Untangling Skill and Luck in Business | VIEW |
| Unit 3 [Book] | |
| Error in Bernoullis Theory | VIEW |
| Prospect Theory | VIEW |
| SP/A Theory | VIEW |
| Framing | VIEW |
| Mental Accounting | VIEW |
| Challenge to Market Efficiency: Theoretical foundations of EMH, Empirical for EMH | VIEW |
| Theoretical Challenges for EMH | VIEW |
| Noise Trading and Limits to Arbitrage | VIEW |
| Keynes Beauty Contest and Guess a Number Game | VIEW |
| Assessment of EMH | VIEW |
| Unit 4 [Book] | |
| Investor Behaviour: Portrait of an Individual investor | VIEW |
| What the Heuristics and Biases mean for Financial Decision Making | VIEW |
| Implications of Emotions and Mental Accounting | VIEW |
| Behavioural Portfolio Theory | VIEW |
| Psychographic Models | VIEW |
| Basic ingredients of Sound Investment Philosophy | VIEW |
| Guidelines for Overcoming Psychological Biases | VIEW |
| Unit 5 [Book] | |
| Market Outcomes: Size effect and Seasonality, Momentum and Reversal, Post- earnings Announcement drift, Value Premium, Premium Puzzle, Excessive Volatility, Bubbles | VIEW |
| Behavioral Asset Pricing Model | VIEW |
| Value Investing, Central Tenets of Value Investing, Evidence and Prospects of Value Investing, Strategies of well-known Value Investors, Academic Research on Value Investing | VIEW |