Wednesday webinar at one: From fairway to portfolio: Mastering the mental game of decision-making

Wednesday 21 January 2026 | 13:00 - 13:50 | Webinar

In the world of investing, success isn’t just about data, it’s about disciplined thinking. Behavioural biases can quietly influence decisions, especially under pressure. Join Benjamin Kelly, Head of Behavioural Finance at Kavedon Kapital as he equips you to identify those biases and implement strategies to reduce their impact, helping you make clearer, more confident choices. 

What you’ll learn: 

• The psychology behind performance: Why behavioural biases are universal and why they matter in high stakes investing. 
• Process over perfection: The key to long-term success isn’t eliminating biases but managing them through a structured decision-making process. 
• Better decisions, better outcomes: Focus on improving your process today, and let the results follow. 

Who should attend: 
Professional investors, portfolio managers, and decision-makers seeking to enhance their strategic thinking and reduce behavioural bias in investment processes. 

Timings 

Registration: 12:55
Event: 13:00 -13:50 

Speaker

Benjamin Kelly, Head of Behavioural Finance, Kavedon Kapital

Benjamin Kelly has 18 years experience in financial markets as an investor and is currently Head of Behavioural Finance at Kavedon Kapital where he works with founders with regards to decision making strategies and frameworks. In addition, Ben advises hedge funds, asset mangers and professional athletes on decision making.  

Prior to this, Ben worked at BlackRock and Columbia Threadneedle Investments, most recently as an investment grade portfolio manager within Columbia Threadneedle’s European IG investment team.  As a pre cursor to being a portfolio manager, Ben led Columbia Threadneedle’s fundamental research into green mobility, green hydrogen and social impact.

Beyond portfolio management and venture capital, Ben is a guest lecturer at Imperial College, Warwick Business School, London School of Economics and the University of St Andrews.

Ben holds a BSc in Chemistry, and M.Litt in Management, Economics and International Relations and a PhD in Economics all from the University of St Andrews

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