This document collects everything I used for FIE-434 Behavioral Finance & Wealth Management (NHH, spring 2026) in one searchable 86-page PDF. The core is a 67-page compendium covering the whole course in three parts: Level 0 traditional finance and Level 1 behavioural biases, Level 2 market anomalies, Level 3 style investing and decision theory, and structured products with the Structured Wealth Management Process. It is built on the official lecture slides and supplemented with the course

This document collects everything I used for FIE-434 Behavioral Finance & Wealth Management (NHH, spring 2026) in one searchable 86-page PDF. The core is a 67-page compendium covering the whole course in three parts: Level 0 traditional finance and Level 1 behavioural biases, Level 2 market anomalies, Level 3 style investing and decision theory, and structured products with the Structured Wealth Management Process. It is built on the official lecture slides and supplemented with the course textbook and the Financial Economics Script. Theories and findings are named and attributed, and the key models (expected utility, mean-variance analysis, prospect theory, the Allais paradox, the Ladder Pop and barrier reverse convertibles) come with worked calculations. It also includes my exam solution (A) for the spring 26 individual school exam.

The professor's comments from the lectures are included throughout. Everything he stressed in the spring 2026 lectures is therefore baked in.

The compendium also has exam-preparation sections for each part, with the high-yield content, likely open-question prompts, common traps and clarifications, and the quotable lines worth using in answers. The final part gives an estimate of how heavily each topic is weighted, six canonical open-question templates, the 40 concepts you must recognise instantly, the common last-minute traps and an exam-day checklist.

The file also contains the Spring 2026 exam with the official solution key, followed by my own exam submission (A) to the multiple-choice questions and my written answers to the four open questions. At the very end there is a page for the audio overview of more than 2 hours covering the course, with the link. This audio overview is also built on what the lecturer actually said throughout the course.