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Decentralized finance (DeFi) is a form of finance without central financial intermediaries. This handbook explores the interplay of behavioral finance and public policy in the emerging field of decentralized finance.

LiechtensteinFinance and Banking
Josef Bergt
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Behavioral Finance and Public Policy Insights on Financial Market Regulation

Decentralized finance (DeFi) is a form of finance without central financial intermediaries. This handbook explores the interplay of behavioral finance and public policy in the emerging field of decentralized finance. This work

  • explains the underlying mechanisms in a nutshell from a social science, economics and legal perspective;
  • investigates DeFi's potential impact on financial systems and the risks involved, including smart contract vulnerabilities and trust mechanisms;
  • provides insights into financial decision-making processes in DeFi; and
  • offers suggestions to enhance regulatory frameworks.

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