HSBC launches research fellowship on financial health and wellbeing

Partnership with the University of Oxford

Jaskeet Briah
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HSBC has announced the launch of a research fellowship to increase its understanding of the relationship between financial health and general wellbeing.

In partnership with the Wellbeing Research Centre at the University of Oxford, the two-year programme will also carry out interdisciplinary research on the role and impact different themes, such as financial fitness and mental wellbeing, have on an individual's overall quality of life. Insights from the fellowship will be used to inform HSBC's health and wealth business model, the provider detailed, and it will use Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning tools alongside economics, behavioural science and psychology methodologies. Areas of interest for the partnership will in...

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