OEE Études – Page 4

The impact of the Crisis on Attitudes Towards Risk

2010, Analysis of microeconomic data from surveys, OEE Études, Saving behaviours

Study conducted by André de Palma (ENS Cachan) and Nathalie Picard (Cergy Pontoise University)

Who takes risks when and why: Determinants of changes in investor risk taking

2010, Analysis of microeconomic data from surveys, OEE Études, Saving behaviours Return Expectation, Risk Attitude, Risk Expectation, Risk Taking, Risk—Return Models

Study conducted by Martin Weber, Alen Nosic (Mannheim University) and Elke U. Weber (Colombia Business School)

The Beliefs of Others – Naive Realism and Investment Decisions

2010, Analysis of microeconomic data from surveys, OEE Études, Saving behaviours Beauty Contest, Bias Blind Spot, Expectations, False Consensus Effect, Investor Sentiment, Naive Realism, Second-Order-Beliefs, Stock Market

Study conducted by Daniel Eagan (Behavioural Finance, Barclays Wealth, London), Christoph Merkle and Martin Weber (Mannheim University)

Portfolio Choice, Over-confidence and Disposition Bias

2010, Analysis of microeconomic data from surveys, OEE Études, Saving behaviours

Realisation of three studies conducted by Maxime Merli and an academic team from the Strasbourg University

An Assessment of 10 years Financial Services

2009, Financial intermediation, OEE Études

Study realised by the OEE under the coordination of Didier Davydoff, at the request of The European Parliament’s Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON)

The implementation of the provisions of MiFID on investment advice

2009, Financial intermediation, OEE Études

Study conducted by André de Palma (ENS Cachan) and Nathalie Picard (Cergy Pontoise University)

The markets in financial instruments directive: A first assessment

2009, Financial intermediation, OEE Études

Study realised by Sophie Moinas (Toulouse School of Economics)

Investor behaviour in the post-global financial crisis era

2009, Macroeconomic trends, OEE Études, Saving behaviours

Briefing paper realised by Bella Caridade-Ferreira (Lipper FMI)

Portfolio allocation for European Markets with Predictability and Parameter Uncertainly

2009, OEE Études, Saving products Estimation risk, Portfolio Choice, Predictability, Stock returns

Study realised by Eric Jondeau and Michael Rockinger (Lausanne University)

The Portfolio Effect of Pension Reforms

2009, Analysis of microeconomic data from surveys, OEE Études, Saving behaviours, Saving products Pension Reform, Portfolio Choice, Retirement Saving

Study realised by Renata Bottazzi (University of Bologna), Tullio Jappelli (University of Naples, CSEF and CEPR) and Mario Padula (University of Venice and CSEF)