A note to the reader
This issue draws from listed companies, households, experiments and other adjacent settings. It is not a collection of 100 studies directly sampling family offices. Use the evidence to sharpen questions; check each paper’s population, methods and limitations before applying it. Each source has its own passage agent. Original findings remain distinct from the editorial practice articles elsewhere in the journal.
37–40 of 40 articles · Financial judgment & family learning
37Financial judgment & family learning · Research source
Kanchan Sehrawat; Madhu Vij; Gaurav Talan
Frontiers in Psychology · 2021-07-21 · CC BY 4.0
Adjacent household, retail-investor or financial-capability research for family-office beneficiary education, financial agency and decision-process diligence; not a family-office sample unless explicitly established in the source.
38Financial judgment & family learning · Research source
Neal S Hinvest; Muhamed Alsharman; Margot Roell; Richard Fairchild
Frontiers in Psychology · 2021-12-09 · CC BY 4.0
Adjacent household, retail-investor or financial-capability research for family-office beneficiary education, financial agency and decision-process diligence; not a family-office sample unless explicitly established in the source.
39Financial judgment & family learning · Research source
Sajid Mohy Ul Din; Shabra Khalid Mehmood; Arfan Shahzad; Israr Ahmad; Alla Davidyants; Ayman Abu-Rumman
Frontiers in Psychology · 2021-02-04 · CC BY 4.0
Adjacent household, retail-investor or financial-capability research for family-office beneficiary education, financial agency and decision-process diligence; not a family-office sample unless explicitly established in the source.
40Financial judgment & family learning · Research source
Fatima Hashmi; Hira Aftab; José Moleiro Martins; Mário Nuno Mata; Hamza Ahmad Qureshi; António Abreu; Pedro Neves Mata
PLoS ONE · 2021-09-07 · CC BY 4.0
Adjacent household, retail-investor or financial-capability research for family-office beneficiary education, financial agency and decision-process diligence; not a family-office sample unless explicitly established in the source.