Recent research at the intersection of finance and neuroscience recognizes the significant role emotions play in decision-making, challenging the 20th-century finance view rooted in theoretical models and rational behavior assumptions. Neurofinance, an emerging field, integrates cognitive and brain science with financial theories to enhance the understanding of financial decision-making. This review explores the concept of Neurofinance, tracing its historical evolution and investigating its intersections with other disciplines. Utilizing various sources, including articles, books, and theses, the paper synthesizes key findings and trends in Neurofinance research.