Does behavioural finance apply to sophisticated investors too?BY SIMON RUSSELL | VOLUME 3, ISSUE 1When we think about investors' behavioural biases we might think of mum and dad investors panicking and selling following sharp market falls, only to miss out on the subsequent ... Get articles like this delivered to your email - Sign up for the free monthly newsletter More Articles |
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TIMOTHY SCOTT
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With a farming background, Ford Scott Financial Planning director Tim Scott has artfully woven traditional country values into his advice approach and incorporated managed accounts into his offering, reflecting the importance he places on direct ownership. Cassandra Baldini writes.