Submission for the 2026 Research in Behavioral Finance Conference is now open! Don't miss out on the 6th edition of the fabulous RBFC series on Sep 18 & 19 in Amsterdam, with keynotes by Lauren Cohen (Harvard), Andrew Lo (MIT), and Elisabeth Kempf (Harvard).
We invite submissions of papers on all aspects of behavioral finance. Full papers and extended abstracts can be submitted until 31 May through the conference website rbfc.eu.
@remcozwinkels.bsky.social
Submission for the 2026 Research in Behavioral Finance Conference is now open! Don't miss out on the 6th edition of the fabulous RBFC series on Sep 18 & 19 in Amsterdam, with keynotes by Lauren Cohen (Harvard), Andrew Lo (MIT), and Elisabeth Kempf (Harvard).
If you randomly select an option for this question, the probability that your answer is true will be
A. 0%
B. 25%
C. 50%
D. 25%
My longtime co-author Dennie van Dolder recently recorded a podcast about our research into giving behavior (for which we used a Dutch TV show). A great listen—highly recommended!
Presenting our work using Dutch TV show data to study altruistic motives all the way in Beijing at Peking University. A great group to visit.
The paper can be downloaded here: dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn...
At the Finance department of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam we have an opening for a PhD position on risk preferences in financial decision making.
We recruit on a rolling basis until the position is filled. See the listing for more details about the position and the application procedure.
Are you a research master student who’s interested in blending behavioral, micro, and financial economics for your dissertation? I rarely share vacancies, but this one’s genuinely worth checking out.
workingat.vu.nl/vacancies/ph...
Must be some kind of induction faillure.
Happy to be added!
🥂 New working paper! 🍾
“Follow the fast: A simple algorithm for extracting wisdom from crowds”
Summarizing thread by one of my coauthors below 👇
The program covers a wide range of themes, offering plenty of engaging sessions for anyone interested in behavioral finance.
We also warmly welcome practitioners to join us.
Registration closes on October 1 and includes the conference dinner on Thursday evening.
Final Call RBFC Registration
We have a few spots left for attending the fifth Research in Behavioral Finance Conference (RBFC) in Amsterdam on October 17 & 18
Visit rbfc.eu for an overview of the 135 presenters and their talks, including keynotes by Camelia Kuhnen, David Laibson, and Kelly Shue.
AMAZING how realistic this AI-generated podcast sounds, and how well and accessibly they discuss the content of our new paper.
Thanks! Finally reading your book 👌🏻
🚨NEW PAPER 🚨
What motivates people to help others? Are they utilitarian like Mill and Bentham, or do they care about equity and desert, like Aristotle and Locke? We use a Dutch TV show to answer this question!
Paper available here: t.co/THSMqeHy7o
Thread below 🧵👇
#econtwitter
New here, glad to be added!
🚨 Now that we're all moving here, I'd like to share a recent working paper with @gmelios.bsky.social: Religion, Identity, and Preferences! 🚨
Want to find out how religiosity causally affects policy preferences and gender norms? A 🧵
#econsky #polisky
Perfect summary of our new game show paper 👇
