Women and Investing dives right into the history of women’s rights, access and overall education on finances.

History is not simply a series of inevitable events but a contingent process, the origins of which remain open to interpretation. Our principle concern remains to understand not only the outcome of events, but also the origins of them.

Neuroeconomics and Behavioral Bias.

This course walks through the variabilities that can influence one’s decision making process when it comes to investing.

We provide specific case studies in connection to alternative assets. The case studies dive into how bias come into play as well as way to navigate around them for better investing processes.

We also explore how the neurology and the brain come into play with the investing process.

Other factors can also play a role, especially in the economic choices taken. It is important to understand these variabilities- the emotional, cultural and systematic group think when making such decisions.

Gender and Behavioral Investing dives into the Gender Gap in investing. It explores the Social Science research, the natural bend toward ESG, as well as exploring the different investing options through the gender lens.

It provides education in the different alternative asset classes that have more of a gender lens. These asset classes, from a data standpoint, offer women the type of financial products that typically fit their needs more than others.