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Robert Durand is a Professor of Finance at Curtin University, appointed in 2011. He holds a BA (Hons) from the University of Sydney, an MBA from the University of Edinburgh, and a PhD from Murdoch University. His research focuses on asset pricing models and behavioral finance, particularly in Australian contexts. Notably, his work on behavioral finance has been widely cited in the Journal of Behavioral Finance. Durand has published over 50 articles in scholarly journals, exploring topics such as investor decision-making, market psychology, and corporate finance dynamics. His research often bridges empirical analysis with psychological insights, addressing questions about market efficiency, risk preferences, and financial policy.
His educational background includes advanced degrees in finance and business, reflecting his expertise in both theoretical and applied financial studies. Durand’s work on behavioral biases in financial markets, including studies on sell-side analysts and NFL gambling markets, highlights his interdisciplinary approach to understanding market behavior. He also investigates macroeconomic impacts of banking activities and the role of personality traits in investment decisions.
As part of the School of Accounting, Economics and Finance at Curtin, Durand contributes to academic leadership through his role in the Office of the Provost. His publications span journals like the International Review of Financial Analysis, Pacific Basin Finance Journal, and Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance, reflecting his broad influence in the field.
