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October 17, 2025RisksOpen Access

The Association of Financial Knowledge, Attitude, and Behavior with Investment Loss Tolerance: Evidence from Japan

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MYM. YAMAGUCHITokyo Institute of Technology KOKenji OguraIshikawa Prefectural University YHYuzuha HimenoHiroshima University

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Quantitative analysis finds strong effects of financial knowledge and behavior on investment loss tolerance in Japan, suggesting better education may lead to improved investor resilience.

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Investment loss tolerance significantly improves with higher financial literacy and knowledge, supporting more stable investment behaviors.
Results demonstrate statistically significant positive effects of financial knowledge, attitude, and behavior on loss tolerance—indicating a robust relationship.
Analysis utilized a large dataset of 161,223 active investors, employing ordered probit and probit regression techniques to yield comprehensive insights.
Findings underscore the importance of financial literacy initiatives, suggesting they can bolster investor resilience and enhance long-term financial outcomes.

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YAMAGUCHI et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f19f1ade32064e504ddb52 https://doi.org/10.3390/risks13100204

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Quantitative analysis finds strong effects of financial knowledge and behavior on investment loss tolerance in Japan, suggesting better education may lead to improved investor resilience.

The Association of Financial Knowledge, Attitude, and Behavior with Investment Loss Tolerance: Evidence from Japan

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