Hello community!
We live in exciting and challenging robo-times! Sharing a paper on behavioural finance and artificial intelligence.
Brief overview:
This study examines the growing role of AI-based applications in behavioural finance, particularly focusing on the development and implications of robo-advisors in financial advisory services. As the wealth management industry increasingly shifts to automated solutions, robo-advisors have emerged as influential tools, providing algorithm-driven portfolio management that reflects investor behaviour. Leveraging behavioural finance insights, robo-advisors can reduce cognitive and emotional biases in investment decisions, offering a streamlined and accessible alternative to traditional wealth management.
The paper presents a case study on the performance of robo-advisors, analysing their application of Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) to tailor portfolios to investor risk preferences. It discusses how robo-advisors use AI to optimize asset allocation and other financial decisions, enhancing the user experience through interactive online interfaces. This research provides valuable insights into the evolution of AI in finance, emphasizing how robo-advisors enable informed decision-making while managing challenges related to transparency and customer alignment. The study calls for further research to explore advancements in robo-advisory and behavioural finance, particularly in areas such as ethical considerations and customization of advisory services.
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Aya Pariy
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