Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman recognised that people make suboptimal decisions above all in difficult situations. When it comes to investing, that can have fatal consequences. Second part of our series: Icons of financial science.
Eugene Fama made a meteoric academic career with his theories: he postulated the collective intelligence of the capital markets and was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for it in 2013.
The conventional banking system is in crisis and is barely evolving. The best example is the same old lines that advisers trot out to sell their clients expensive life insurance policies and other products. Here are our top five.
Distrust of banks and the stock market is still widespread. A recent study by the YouGov institute examined Germans' complicated relationship with money.
A comparison of ten investment platforms by the finance magazine "Euro am Sonntag" shows that the innovative newcomers have arrived in the wealth management market.
Despite volatile capital markets, quirin bank's asset management arm is seeing a noticeable increase in clients topping up their portfolios.
