Sean Pinder

Sean Pinder is an Associate Professor in the Department of Finance and has a successful record of teaching at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels as well as in executive education programs domestically and internationally.

His substantial history of active teaching and learning innovation has been underpinned by two central tenets: "Bring the markets to the classroom" and "Bring the classroom to new students" which has resulted in many programs involving incursions into the classroom by practitioners as well as the launch of innovative MOOCs which have provided quality educational experiences in the finance discipline to those that otherwise would not have had the chance.

Sean's research has ranged from derivative pricing to corporate finance and has answered questions including; "How does the value of a company vote change during periods of crisis? ", "What is the best way for Australia to measure the changing value of water rights? ", "What insights does the game of cricket provide in explaining risk-taking in an options setting?".