Myths about the innate differences between men and women when it comes to investing behavior and performance are debunked in a new research report published today by the Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Institute. A study of 11,500 investors found that while men and women differ in their approach to investment decision-making, gender is less a determinant of investing success than other social, demographic and circumstantial factors.
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Merrill Lynch Study Debunks Myth of Gender-based Differences in Investing Behavior
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Dec 09, 2013