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Volume 3 · Issue 1 · 2026

The Family Office Decision Book

100 open research articles for the choices that shape capital, families and the world around them.

100 research & analysis articlesOpen access
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A note to the reader

This issue draws from listed companies, households, experiments and other adjacent settings. It is not a collection of 100 studies directly sampling family offices. Use the evidence to sharpen questions; check each paper’s population, methods and limitations before applying it. Each source has its own passage agent. Original findings remain distinct from the editorial practice articles elsewhere in the journal.

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37–48 of 100 articles

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Financial judgment & family learning · Research source

Do Emotions Benefit Investment Decisions? Anticipatory Emotion and Investment Decisions in Non-professional Investors

Neal S Hinvest; Muhamed Alsharman; Margot Roell; Richard Fairchild
Frontiers in Psychology · 2021-12-09 · CC BY 4.0

Adjacent household, retail-investor or financial-capability research for family-office beneficiary education, financial agency and decision-process diligence; not a family-office sample unless explicitly established in the source.

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Financial judgment & family learning · Research source

The Impact of Behavioral Biases on Herding Behavior of Investors in Islamic Financial Products

Sajid Mohy Ul Din; Shabra Khalid Mehmood; Arfan Shahzad; Israr Ahmad; Alla Davidyants; Ayman Abu-Rumman
Frontiers in Psychology · 2021-02-04 · CC BY 4.0

Adjacent household, retail-investor or financial-capability research for family-office beneficiary education, financial agency and decision-process diligence; not a family-office sample unless explicitly established in the source.

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Financial judgment & family learning · Research source

The role of self-esteem, optimism, deliberative thinking and self-control in shaping the financial behavior and financial well-being of young adults

Fatima Hashmi; Hira Aftab; José Moleiro Martins; Mário Nuno Mata; Hamza Ahmad Qureshi; António Abreu; Pedro Neves Mata
PLoS ONE · 2021-09-07 · CC BY 4.0

Adjacent household, retail-investor or financial-capability research for family-office beneficiary education, financial agency and decision-process diligence; not a family-office sample unless explicitly established in the source.