RAND Behavioral Finance Forum

Financial Security Over the Lifespan

  1. Duration 1:28:25

    Session 1: Retirement Savings

  2. Duration 1:41:02

    Session 2: Investor Behavior and Keynote

  3. Duration 1:49:51

    Session 3: Household Finance

Drew M. Anderson, Philip Armour, Daniel Ben-David, Shlomo Benartzi, Katherine Grace Carman, Warren Cormier, Joshua Dietch, Tal Gross, Megan Hunter, Gary Koenig, et al.

VideoPublished Feb 2, 2021

The RAND Behavioral Finance Forum conference, held in partnership with AARP, was presented virtually in 2020. Leaders from academia, government, regulatory agencies, and industry were invited to share the latest research and exchange ideas on how to leverage behavioral principles to promote financial well-being, broadly conceived. The 2020 theme was "financial security over the lifespan." The conference's goal was to encourage the incorporation of cutting-edge research into policy and financial products that best serve the public's interests as well as to encourage collaboration between sectors. These presentations are from the three RAND Behavioral Finance Forum sessions, held October 14, 23, and 29, 2020.

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Anderson, Drew M., Philip Armour, Daniel Ben-David, Shlomo Benartzi, Katherine Grace Carman, Warren Cormier, Joshua Dietch, Tal Gross, Megan Hunter, Gary Koenig, Timothy Layton, George Loewenstein, V. Darleen Opfer, Susann Rohwedder, Laurie Rowley, Brian Scholl, Clemens Sialm, Jialu L. Streeter, and Mingli Zhong, RAND Behavioral Finance Forum: Financial Security Over the Lifespan. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2020. https://www.rand.org/pubs/conf_proceedings/CFA1047-1.html.
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