About the Creator

Bio

Ozkan Bodur is a researcher and analyst specializing in financial behavior, credit analysis, and data-driven decision-making. With more than a decade of professional experience across credit analysis and data science, he studies how individuals and institutions interpret risk, construct financial narratives, and navigate uncertainty in modern markets.

His work bridges empirical research with real-world financial dynamics, drawing from behavioral economics and neuropsychology. In The Neural Economy, Bodur explores how biological mechanisms, emotional heuristics, and subconscious patterns can shape investment behavior beyond purely rational models.

He is particularly interested in the boundary between human cognition and algorithmic systems—where models end and instinct begins. Bodur's writing clarifies the hidden architecture of financial thinking and helps readers better understand why we choose, risk, avoid, and believe the way we do.