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Thien Kim Nguyen

BA Banking and Finance - Banking University of Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam MSc International Financial Markets - University of Southampton, United Kingdom


Room: A2 (South Building)
Tel: +44 (0) 115 8467995
Email: lixtkn@nottingham.ac.uk

Current Status: Completed
Year of Registration: 2015
Expected Completion Date: /09/2018

Primary Funding Source:
Vietnam International Education Development (VIED) Scholarship Awards

Research Topic:
Herd Behaviour in Financial Markets - An Experimental Approach

Research Details:
Herd behaviour is claimed to be one of the reasons for price volatility and bubbles in the recent financial crises (see e.g. Chiang and Zheng, 2010). People herd because they believe the others have more information (Banerjee, 1992) or they concern about their reputation and compensation (Scharfstein and Stein, 1990). This thesis will examine the existence of herd behaviour in decision making of investors and CEOs using both experimental and empirical methods. Herding decision is also connected with subjects’ references. The results are expected to confirm the validity of herd behaviour in financial markets as well as enrich the literature on methods of examining herding.

Research Supervisor/s: Hang Le and Thorsten Chmura

Department: Finance, Risk and Banking


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