Review of Behavioral Finance

2009 - 2024

Current editor(s): Professor Gulnur Muradoglu

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Volume 15, issue 6, 2022

Risk attitudes and demand for insurance: micro evidence from Ghana pp. 781-794

Patrick Asuming and Deborah Aba Gaisie

Determinants of annual reports complexity in the United States of America: an application of the Tobit model pp. 795-810

Fatimazahra Bendriouch, Imad Jabbouri, Mohamed M'hamdi, Harit Satt, Sara Katona and Rhita Serir

Empirical evidence of attribute framing: the case of unsophisticated IPO investors pp. 811-826

Albert Rapp

Management accountants' susceptibility to overconfidence: the overplacement perspective pp. 827-845

Zack Enslin

Personality traits and behavioral biases of Indian financial professionals pp. 846-864

H. Kent Baker, Sujata Kapoor and Tanu Khare

Socially responsible investment behavior: a study of individual investors from India pp. 865-888

Renu Jonwall, Seema Gupta and Shuchi Pahuja

Does herding behavior explain the contagion of the COVID-19 crisis? pp. 889-915

Achraf Ghorbel, Yasmine Snene and Wajdi Frikha

CIO equity compensation and IT investment: the moderating role of board monitoring and evidence of managerial myopia pp. 916-934

Serdar Turedi and Asligul Erkan-Barlow

The association between financial literacy confidence and financial satisfaction pp. 935-946

Blain Pearson and Thomas Korankye

Democracy and access to finance in developing countries pp. 947-969

Omar Farooq and Khondker Aktaruzzaman

Volume 15, issue 5, 2022

Herding behaviour in the Islamic bank market: evidence from the Gulf region pp. 617-633

Imran Yousaf and Jassem Alokla

An experimental investigation of the “follow own signal” decision rule under increased information uncertainty pp. 634-651

Ming Tsang and Adam Stivers

Forecasting foreign exchange rates as group experiment: actuality bias and fact-convergence effect within wisdom of crowds pp. 652-671

Haruo Horaguchi

Firm-specific sentiment and individual option's implied volatility slope pp. 672-693

Bei Chen and Quan Gan

Trading behavior of Swedish retirement investors during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 694-708

Johannes Hagen, Amedeus Malisa and Thomas Post

Time-varying herding spillover for emerging countries: evidence from BRIC countries and Turkey pp. 709-728

Muhammad Yasir and A. Özlem Önder

The impact of anchoring bias on investment decision-making: evidence from Ghana pp. 729-749

Sally Peaches Owusu and Esther Laryea

Feedback trading in global stock markets under uncertainty of COVID-19 pp. 750-778

Esra Alp Coşkun

Volume 15, issue 4, 2022

Feedback trading: a review of theory and empirical evidence pp. 429-476

Fotini Economou, Konstantinos Gavriilidis, Bartosz Gebka and Vasileios Kallinterakis

Infectious disease (COVID-19)-related uncertainty and the safe-haven features of bonds markets pp. 477-487

Shoaib Ali, Imran Yousaf and Zaghum Umar

Credit record overconfidence and alternative financial service use pp. 488-510

Christi Wann, Beverly K. Brockman and Christopher M. Brockman

Bearish conditions and volatility persistence during COVID-19 can microchip stocks weather the storm? pp. 511-533

Mutaju Isaack Marobhe and Pastory Dickson

Buy together, but recycle alone: sentiment-driven herding behavior in oceanic dry bulk shipping pp. 534-549

Konstantinos D. Melas and Nektarios Michail

A volatile mind? Experimental evidence on dealers' biases and market volatility pp. 550-569

Smita Roy Trivedi

Influence of bull and bear market phase on financial risk tolerance of urban individual investors in an emerging economy pp. 570-591

Neha Arora and Brijesh K. Mishra

The effect of annual reports tone complexity on firms' dividend policy: evidence from the United States pp. 592-614

Harit Satt and George Iatridis

Volume 15, issue 3, 2022

Predatory trading: ethics judgments, legality judgments and investment intentions pp. 275-291

Daphne Sobolev and James Clunie

Judgments of ethically questionable financial practices: a new perspective pp. 292-308

Daphne Sobolev and James Clunie

Can downside-risk measures help to explain the reluctance of households to invest in XTFs? An empirical study using the SHS-base pp. 309-339

Hans Philipp Wanger and Andreas Oehler

The impact sporting and financial performance of football clubs on their stock price: an analytical study of European clubs sample listed in the financial market pp. 340-354

Nazar Habeeb Abbas

A new behavioral finance mean variance framework pp. 355-370

Todd Feldman and Shuming Liu

Competitive advantage in algorithmic trading: a behavioral innovation economics approach pp. 371-395

Ricky Cooper, Wendy L. Currie, Jonathan J.M. Seddon and Ben Van Vliet

Does competition in product markets affect the value of analyst coverage? Evidence from an emerging market pp. 396-409

Omar Farooq, Fatimazahra Bendriouch, Harit Satt and Saad Archane

Can personality traits influence Brazilian university students' financial literacy? pp. 410-426

Marco Antonio de Oliveira Vieira Goulart, Newton Carneiro Affonso da Costa, Ana Luiza Paraboni and Mônica Maria Mendes Luna

Volume 15, issue 2, 2021

Understanding heuristics-based financial decision-making using behavioral portfolio strategies pp. 121-137

Kamran Quddus and Ashok Banerjee

Stock market investment and different behavioural patterns: an exploratory study pp. 138-161

Metin Argan, Güven Sevil, Abdullah Yalaman and Viktor Manahov

A new look at the meeting clustering effect pp. 162-175

Ángel Pardo and Eddie Santandreu

COVID-19 pandemic sentiment and stock market behavior: evidence from an emerging market pp. 176-204

Byomakesh Debata, Kshitish Ghate and Jayashree Renganathan

Understanding the impact of borrowers' behavioural and psychological traits on credit default: review and conceptual model pp. 205-223

Akanksha Goel and Shailesh Rastogi

The liquidity, performance and investor preference of socially responsible investments pp. 224-239

Jennifer Brodmann, Phuvadon Wuthisatian and Rama K. Malladi

LGBT-supportive corporate policies, risk aversion and mitigation and economic policy uncertainty pp. 240-256

Chaiyuth Padungsaksawasdi, Sirimon Treepongkaruna and Pornsit Jiraporn

Financial inclusion and digital banking on an emergent economy pp. 257-272

Eva María Guerra-Leal, Florina Guadalupe Arredondo-Trapero and José Carlos Vázquez-Parra

Volume 15, issue 1, 2021

Are the saving decision patterns of bank customers also clouded by psychological biases? Evidence from Ghana pp. 1-18

Joseph Emmanuel Tetteh and Christopher Boachie

What make investors herd while investing in the Indian stock market? A hybrid approach pp. 19-37

Muskan Sachdeva, Ritu Lehal, Sanjay Gupta and Aashish Garg

Quarterly seasonality and momentum strategy implementation pp. 38-54

Daniel Folkinshteyn and Jordan Moore

Stock markets' reaction to COVID-19: the joint impact of uncertainty avoidance culture and government response–evidence from emerging countries pp. 55-64

Phan Huy Hieu Tran and Thu Ha Tran

Weather, investor psychology and stock returns: evidence from Fiji's stock market pp. 65-78

Janesh Sami

Antecedents to heuristics: decoding the role of herding and prospect theory for Indian millennial investors pp. 79-102

Preeti Goyal, Poornima Gupta and Vanita Yadav

Financial literacy and retirement planning in Ghana pp. 103-118

Emmanuel Sarpong-Kumankoma

Volume 14, issue 5, 2021

Herding in the crypto market: a diagnosis of heavy distribution tails pp. 566-587

Vijay Kumar Shrotryia and Himanshi Kalra

Are herding transmissions in the gulf cooperation council stock markets regional or international? pp. 588-611

Dina Gabbori, Basel Awartani, Aktham Maghyereh and Nader Virk

Empirical examination of an integrative model for asset pricing – evidence from US market pp. 612-626

Rajesh Kumar Bhaskaran and Sujit Kovilathumpaday Sukumaran

Why does subjective financial literacy hinder retirement saving? The mediating roles of risk tolerance and risk perception pp. 627-645

Linh Thi My Nguyen, Phong Thanh Nguyen, Quynh Nguyen Nhu Tran and Thi Tuong Giang Trinh

Will stock rise on Valentine’s Day? pp. 646-667

Terence Tai Leung Chong and Siqi Hou

Investor sentiment, realized volatility and stock returns pp. 668-700

Wafa Abdelmalek

Individual investor attention to stock split and the disposition effect pp. 701-717

Wendy Kesuma, Irwan Adi Ekaputra and Dony Abdul Chalid

Life-cycle asset allocation and the peso problem: does ambiguity aversion matter? pp. 718-732

Nuno Silva

Risk and ambiguous choices: individual versus groups, an experimental analysis pp. 733-750

Divya Aggarwal, Uday Damodaran, Pitabas Mohanty and D. Israel

Stock return drivers: a mix of reasons and emotions pp. 751-771

Chanapol Pornpikul and Sampan Nettayanun

Asset market bubbles in an experiment with sequential information releases pp. 772-790

Brian D. Kluger

Does the attention-grabbing mechanism work on Sundays? Influence of social and religious factors on investors' attention pp. 791-805

Riccardo Ferretti and Andrea Sciandra

Motives behind the return anomaly around bonus issue announcements: the case of emerging markets pp. 806-832

Murat Isiker and Oktay Tas

Investors' reactions to COVID-19 related announcements: evidence from the cargo shipping industry pp. 833-853

Mutaju Isaack Marobhe

Limits of arbitrage and mispricing: evidence from mergers and acquisitions pp. 854-874

Qingzhong Ma, David A. Whidbee and Wei Zhang

Bubble run-ups and sell-offs: a study of Indian stock market pp. 875-885

Anushua Banerjee and Parthajit Kayal

Investigating association between factors fostering attention to a stock and rationales to buy it: an empirical analysis pp. 886-899

Ripsy Bondia, Pratap C. Biswal and Abinash Panda

Volume 14, issue 4, 2022

Do economic crises cause trading in Bitcoin? pp. 465-490

Jinsha Zhao

Investor behavior and cryptocurrency market bubbles during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 491-507

Emna Mnif, Bassem Salhi, Khaireddine Mouakha and Anis Jarboui

Ramadan effect in the cryptocurrency markets pp. 508-532

Carmen Lopez-Martin

Short-run and long-run determinants of bitcoin returns: transnational evidence pp. 533-544

Priti Dubey

Behavioural finance and cryptocurrencies pp. 545-562

Antonis Ballis and Thanos Verousis

Volume 14, issue 3, 2021

Influence of terror perceptions on individual investment behaviors: examining the moderating effects of present hedonic time perspective and consumer gender pp. 317-326

Jing-Yi Chen

Mental time travel and the valuation of financial investments pp. 327-344

David Blake and John Pickles

Measuring gambling activity in options market pp. 345-378

Bei Chen and Quan Gan

Drivers of lending decision in peer-to-peer lending in Malaysia pp. 379-393

Mohammad Tariqul Islam Khan and Yong Yee Xuan

No woman, no aggressive tax planning? A study on CEO gender and effective tax rates in the Lithuanian retail sector pp. 394-409

Aras Zirgulis, Maik Huettinger and Dalius Misiunas

National culture and leverage adjustments pp. 410-435

Svetlana Orlova and Grant Harper

The impact of heuristic and herding biases on portfolio construction and performance: the case of Greece pp. 436-462

Nektarios Gavrilakis and Christos Floros

Volume 14, issue 2, 2021

The asymmetric online talk effect pp. 157-182

Ying Zhang, Xing Lu and Wikrom Prombutr

Multidimensional credit attitude and credit card debt behavior in the United States pp. 183-196

Jae Min Lee and Yoon G. Lee

What is your desire? Retail investor preferences in structured products pp. 197-222

Rainer Baule and Patrick Muenchhalfen

A theory of information overload applied to perfectly efficient financial markets pp. 223-236

Giuseppe Pernagallo and Benedetto Torrisi

Development and validation of behavioral biases scale: a SEM approach pp. 237-259

Ritika and Nawal Kishor

Effect of location on access to finance: international evidence on the moderating role of employee training pp. 260-276

Mukhammadfoik Bakhadirov, Zakir Pashayev and Omar Farooq

Investigating the low-risk anomaly in South Africa pp. 277-295

Yudhvir Seetharam

Relationship between different sources of geopolitical risks and stock markets in the GCC region: a dynamic correlation analysis pp. 296-316

Abdullah Alqahtani, Shawkat Hammoudeh and Refk Selmi

Volume 14, issue 1, 2020

The effectiveness of behavioural interventions on increasing revenue from local fee pp. 1-15

Matúš Sloboda, Patrik Pavlovský and Emília Sičáková-Beblavá

The effect of induced mood on traders’ preferences in asset markets – experimental evidence pp. 16-34

Yaron Lahav and Shireen Meer

Can the market divide and multiply? A case of 807 percent mispricing pp. 35-44

Martijn J. van den Assem, Dennie van Dolder, Remco C.J. Zwinkels and Marc B.J. Schauten

Skin color and investment performance in South Africa's mutual funds industry pp. 45-67

Nixon S. Chekenya and Shingirai Sikomwe

The antecedents and consequence of financial well-being: a survey of parliamentarians in Ghana pp. 68-90

Maureen Oquaye, Godfred Matthew Yaw Owusu and Godfred Alufar Bokpin

Herding and BRICS markets: a study of distribution tails pp. 91-114

Vijay Kumar Shrotryia and Himanshi Kalra

Impact of herding on the returns in the Indian stock market: an empirical study pp. 115-129

Sunaina Kanojia, Deepti Singh and Ashutosh Goswami

Financial literacy and financial behaviour: a bibliometric analysis pp. 130-154

Kavita Karan Ingale and Ratna Achuta Paluri