Five members of the Kadoya Lab (Hiroshima University) ranked among the Top 150 authors in Elsevier SciVal’s Topic “Financial Literacy and Its Impact on Wellbeing.”

9 Bachelor student at Kadoya lab won Kaede Award (Research Activity) of School of Economics. Congratulations Mr. Kota Ogura, Mr. Kosei Asada, Ms. Aoi Tanaka, Ms. Yuzuha Himeno, Mr. Asahi Shiiku, Ms. Haruka Izumi, Ms. Sakiho Aizawa, Mr. Hibiki Nagahama, Ms. Tomoka Kiba.

2 Bachelor student at Kadoya lab won Kaede Award (Excellent Thesis) of School of Economics. Congratulations Mr. Kota Ogura and Mr. Hibiki Nagahama.

A Bachelor student at Kadoya lab won Kaede Award (TOEIC high score) of School of Economics. Congratulations Mr. Kota Ogura.

2 Bachelor students at Kadoya lab won Kaede Award (High Achiever) of School of Economics. Congratulations Mr. Kota Ogura and Mr. Kosai Asada.

Asahi Shiiku, Gideon Otchere-Appiah, Mostafa Saidur Rahim Khan and Yoshihiko Kadoya’s co-authored paper was published in Risks. The title is “Digital Financial Literacy and Hyperbolic Discounting: Evidence from Japanese Investors.”

Asahi Shiiku, Gideon Otchere-Appiah, Mostafa Saidur Rahim Khan and Yoshihiko Kadoya’s co-authored paper was accepted by Risks. The title is “Digital Financial Literacy and Hyperbolic Discounting: Evidence from Japanese Investors.”

Mostafa Saidur Rahim Khan and Yoshihiko Kadoya’s co-authored paper was published in International Journal of Financial Studies. The title is “Does hyperbolic discounting mediate the association between financial literacy and investment in risky assets?”

Mostafa Saidur Rahim Khan and Yoshihiko Kadoya’s co-authored paper was accepted by International Journal of Financial Studies. The title is “Does hyperbolic discounting mediate the association between financial literacy and investment in risky assets?”

Kadoya Lab’s paper “The Association of Financial Knowledge, Attitude, and Behavior with Investment Loss Tolerance: Evidence from Japan” was selected as the front-cover article of Risks.