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Behavioural Finance: Coursework Khurshid Ahmad, Chair of Computer Science Trinity College, Dublin, IRELAND kahmadcs.tcd.ie Coursework In this coursework you will explore the causes of the 2008 financial crisis, with special reference to

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Behavioural Finance: Coursework Khurshid Ahmad,
Chair of Computer Science
Trinity College, Dublin, IRELAND
kahmad@cs.tcd.ie<br>
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Coursework In this coursework you will explore the causes of the 2008 financial crisis, with special reference to four EU countries – Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain.

The coursework accounts for 20% of the marks for the Behavioural Finance course.

You should submit a report comprising 800-1000 words by 15th December 2013. You can either e-mail the Report to me (kahmad@cs.tcd.ie) or hand in a paper to Rebecca Owens, Postgraduate Secretary for the MSc in Finance programme.<br>
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2008 Financial Crisis
The debate about this crisis is polarised, in that we blame one group and ascertain angelic qualities to others.

Your task is to look at both sides of the argument: Modern financial institutions have the capability to provide liquidity at a global level – almost first time in the history of finance. However the agencement – the network of interacting people and machines essential to conduct modern finance – is poorly understood and open to abuse. There are problems with understanding financial markets where laws of physics/biology may help to understand some financial phenomenon but the practice of this human enterprise is not easy to comprehend. Coursework<br>