How Can We Make Online Banking More Enjoyable?
By studying customers and rethinking the user interface, we can leverage behavioral design principles to make online banking more enjoyable.
Financial Services
When it comes to personal finance, we can be our own worst enemies, prone to subconscious bias and flawed decision-making. Client-focused financial service means going beyond simply providing access to financial systems: it means giving people the tools to plan for an uncertain future, and building a customer–advisor relationship founded on trust.
Featured Capabilities
See how we’re applying evidence-based solutions from behavioral science to empower consumers, help investors navigate volatile markets, and close the gap between intention and action.
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Debiasing Investment Decisions
Improve individual or institutional investment decision-making by controlling for common biases and errors such as mental accounting, herd behavior, anchoring and high self-rating
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Financial Product Design
Combine science and design to create best-in-class products that leverage psychological principles and empower consumers in an engaging and ethical manner
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Uncovering Novel Insights & Engaging Content
Leverage the scientific method to find and build on new insights that sit at the intersection of cutting edge science, usefulness to consumers and positive branding for financial institutions
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Featured Insights
Optimism Is Good For Many Things, But Not Pension Savings
Optimism can keep us going and take us to great heights. But according to behavioral economics, too much of it can be detrimental to our finances.
Are You Making Bad Financial Decisions Because of Information Avoidance?
Why don't we use of all the available information, which could help us make important financial decisions?
