Daniel Crosby is one of the most highly respected minds in the modern world of behavioral finance, especially within the realm of financial services. As a Chief Behavioral Officer, his job is to help advisors with the practical application of behavioral finance through tools, training, and technology. He is a best-selling author of two books …
Catherine Morgan is an award-winning financial planner and coach at The Money Panel and host of the In Her Financial Shoes podcast. In addition to working with clients on a daily basis, she also has a financial coaching training program, where she teaches financial professionals across the world how to seamlessly incorporate the core skills …
Neil Bage is highly renowned in the fields of financial services and behavioral science for his ability to bridge scientific theory with real-world understanding, particularly when it comes to human behavior in light of financial health and well-being. He’s the co-founder of Be-IQ, a multi-award-winning behavioral insights company that focuses on providing research and tools …
Andy Hart is the founder of Maven Adviser, the host of the Maven Money podcast, and the founder of Humans Under Management, a behavioral finance conference with a focus on delivering better outcomes for clients. As someone who both runs a successful practice as a financial advisor and helps advisors better understand how to apply …
As an expert in applied decision science and behavioral finance, Greg gives one example after another on how you can design your practice, your process, and your conversations for optimal behavior and better outcomes. Greg Davies is the head of behavior at Oxford Risk, where he focuses on improving financial decision-making through the use of …
After a serendipitous sequence of events, we’ve officially changed the name to The Human Side of Money. New name. Same look. Same mission. The sole purpose of this podcast is to be the your go-to resource for applying behavioral finance into your practice and mastering the human side of money!
In an industry where 99% of the training, certifications, designations, and conferences are geared towards the technical side of the relationship, high-quality, top-notch resources on applying behavioral finance in your practice are sparse. In this episode, Brendan answers the most common question posed by advisors and planners when it comes to the human side of …
The value and future of financial advice is currently facing a crossroads as it shifts towards blending technical advice with the ability to change behavior. In this episode, Brendan tells the story of a client meeting he observed that helped shine a light on the forces causing this shift and why most advisors and advisory …