Behavioural analytics: data trend has asset managers looking inwards

Vanguard and others are building tools that “nudge” investors to make better investment decisions

Behavioural-science

To distinguish themselves from the crowd, some asset managers are turning to behavioural science and psychology to help investors make better decisions by using insights and pattern data derived from an individual’s behaviour.

Jing Wang is the head of the Center for Analytics and Insights at Vanguard. The firm started investing in applied behavioural sciences about two years ago. Equipped initially with a skeleton team and an antiquated technology stack, today, the centre has more than 100

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