Schroders report: Majority of global investors hindered by 'ambiguity aversion'
Investors have a bias towards 'safer' investments
Johanna Kyrklund, Schroders global head of multi-asset investments
A majority of investors globally suffer from "ambiguity aversion", or a bias towards perceived safer and more predictable investments at the risk of achieving lower returns, according to Schroders' latest investIQ test.
The test, which was completed by more than 45,000 people across 16 countries, found 'ambiguity', 'loss' and 'optimism' were the biggest behavioural biases investors fell victim to, with respective scores...
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