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We employ a lab experiment to test whether subjects have overconfidence. We find evidence suggesting that: in general men have a larger degree of overconfidence, and that both age and experience have some influence in the degree of overconfidence
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This paper tests the illusion of control in a lab experiment. We test the phenomena with undergraduate students and find little evidence of systematic differences due to gender. These results suggest that cultural differences may play a role and that generalization using lab experiments should...
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Credit rating is an index for classifying credit risk that attributes scores based on investor trust and confidence in the company issuing bonds in the financial market. This article studies rating as signs of default (insolvency) in companies. Fitch Ratings was used due to the transparency of...
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The objective of this study is to analyze the perception of the individual regarding market risk and credit risk. The methodology used to obtain the data was an experiment involving a questionnaire carried out with 93 business administration from the Universidade Católica de Brasília. The...
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This study analyzes group influence on investment decisions in an attempt to determine the correlation between two financial behavior tendencies: overconfidence and herding behavior. An experiment was carried out with 92 students from the Universidade Católica de Brasília. The results...
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This research verifies the existence of the aversion to uncertainty bias in individual financial decisions. It also evaluates the effects of gender and knowledge in this bias. We considered a sample of 80 undergraduate management students from Universidade Católica de Brasília. The results...
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This paper evaluates the accuracy of financial analysts' forecasts. These predictions are very important since they are used by investors and administrators during the decision making process. We address the quality of the forecasts by comparing them to the actual numbers, using the root mean...
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Central banks, given their relevance in the international financial market, should be aware of their risk exposure. This study analyzes the evolution of market risk exposure of the central banks of developed and emerging countries in the 2003-2011 period, which includes the 2008 crisis. The...
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This paper verified the impact of the investment horizon in the allocation of an optimized portfolio. To do so, we generated efficient frontiers from a group of diversified global asset classes considering time series of returns of the past 10 years. It was possible to prove that the investment...
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This study aimed to verify if the presentation format influences the individual financial decisions. It was also checked whether men and women differ as to the presentation format responses and if financial literacy diminishes this effect. The methodology was an experiment to measure the...
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