This finance symposium explores behavioral aspects of decision making by key market agents–managers, investors, and intermediaries–in corporate finance and asset pricing. Some of the topics may include: managerial preferences and their effect on corporate financial policies; household risk taking, saving, and trading; managerial teams and networks; market anomalies and perceived mispricing; learning; subjective beliefs and sentiment in financial and real estate markets; experimental economics; and financial literacy and cognition. Active audience participation has been the norm at past symposiums and is encouraged again this year. Each paper will be assigned to a discussant. All participants are expected to stay during the entire conference, which begins on Friday morning, May 30, and ends with lunch on Saturday, May 31, 2014. Cost is free, but you must register and indicate meal choice so we have accurate counts.