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The best possible decisions are based on a perfect balance of:
Oxford Risk achieves that balance by taking an academic approach to real-world situations and applying it in a way that works for and is accessible to everyone.
The ‘best possible’ is not static, nor is it an end point. It is constantly moving and evolving along with individuals’ needs, goals, environment and risk factors.
Oxford Risk is the embodiment of dynamic expertise: always moving, always learning, always excelling.
Oxford Risk has a uniquely powerful heritage. It is a product of Oxford University and retains active links with academic institutions around the world, with which it shares learning and technology.
Oxford Risk is dedicated to developing suitability solutions. Its three founding members have a rich understanding of risk psychology, behavioural economics and human decision making.
This pedigree is woven through the suitability solutions, which incorporate not only risk tolerance, but also behaviour, psychology and emotions in a scientific, consistent and methodical manner, to enable well informed, evidence-based decisions.
Based on over a decade of scientific research combined with practical, real-world insight into risk profiling and client engagement. Compass combines: people’s willingness to take risk (risk tolerance), with their changing ability to take risk (dynamic risk capacity), informed by their behaviours (emotional comfort), and knowledge and experience formed over time. We can: Help you embed a robust, evidence-based......
Oxford Risk offers specialised consulting services at the intersection of behavioural science and quantitative finance. Our unique blend of deep financial services expertise and the latest academic insights into how people make decisions and react emotionally to that process can add valuable insight to many areas of financial services, from......
An investor's risk profile should be mapped to a level of suitable portfolio risk (and hence to asset allocations) using quantitative risk bands. The Oxford Risk approach is unique in applying a robust academic methodology to this process. An investment solution should be mapped to a risk profile that accounts for both risk......