This CFA Level III course provides an in-depth overview of Behavioral Finance and related exam strategies. The course begins with an explanation of the Behavioral Finance Perspective (SS3), covering how human psychology, biases, and cognitive errors affect investment decisions. Key biases such as overconfidence, loss aversion, mental accounting, and herd behavior are analyzed with examples relevant to CFA exams.

In addition to theory, the course integrates practical exercises and practice questions to help candidates apply these concepts in exam-like scenarios. It also includes guidance on tackling the essay portion of the CFA Level III exam, offering strategies to structure responses, prioritize content, and maximize marks.

The course provides summaries of important readings (R06 and R07), linking behavioral concepts to portfolio management and real-world investment decisions. By combining theoretical understanding with actionable exam techniques, this course helps candidates strengthen both knowledge and performance under exam conditions.

Ideal for CFA Level III candidates, this course ensures mastery of Behavioral Finance, improves the ability to recognize biases, and equips candidates with strategies to effectively answer both item-set and essay questions.