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Associate Professor Dan Daugaard is an academic and practitioner in sustainable finance at the University of Tasmania's Tasmanian School of Business and Economics. His research focuses on ESG metrics, climate finance, and Indigenous sustainable finance. He leads cross-disciplinary initiatives and teaches courses like Sustainable Finance and Behavioral Finance. Dan holds a PhD and Master's from Macquarie University and is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA).
Education: PhD (Macquarie University), MEc (Macquarie University), BEc (Macquarie University). Certifications: CFA (CFA Institute).
Research Interests: Deciphering ESG drivers, planetary boundaries & SDGs alignment, SRI performance evaluation, climate change & bank risk, fintech, and experimental testing of sustainability choices. His work bridges finance theory with practical applications, such as pioneering Australia's first environmental superannuation fund.
Awards: AFAANZ Robert Faff Finance Manuscript Award (2024), S&P Global Marketplace Hackathon (2022). Grants include MSC sustainability claims audit ($13,021), Tasmanian irrigation value study ($1.6M), and West Coast research facility feasibility ($15K).
Teaching & Supervision: Coordinates units like BEA112 and BEA704. Supervises doctoral students on topics like AI in asset pricing and sustainable leadership. Active in gamified learning and industry engagement.
Labs/Initiatives: Director of the West Coast Research Facility project and part of the Alliance of Finance Educators. Collaborates with MSC, TIA, and Vietnamese partner universities on green finance and SDG-related projects.