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Human Capital and its Implications on Financial Risk-taking

Bjerke, Cecilia Boman; Frazee, Anne Cleo Styrmo
Master thesis
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2018
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When most people think of portfolio composition and optimal asset allocation,

words like stocks, bonds, real estate and diversification come to mind. However,

people tend to ignore one specific and highly important asset class: namely human

capital. Human capital is defined as the present value of all future income of an

individual. The total wealth of an individual is composed of two parts: human

capital and financial capital. Theory tells us that intertemporal decisions and

wealth management should take a total wealth perspective. Accordingly, one will

consider the correlation between all assets and thus, gain more from

diversification. Hence, human capital should be valued as an asset class in line

with other financial assets. In this thesis, we attempt to understand how

households consider the properties of their human capital when making their

portfolio choices.
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Masteroppgave(MSc) in Master of Science in Finance/Master of Science in Business, Finance - Handelshøyskolen BI, 2018
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