Andrew Grant

Andrew Grant is an Associate Professor in the Discipline of Finance at The University of Sydney's Business School. His research focuses on banking, finance, and investment, with particular emphasis on behavioural finance, individual investor decision making, and betting markets. His work explores asset allocation, asset pricing decisions, and the interaction of individual investors with financial institutions. Grant has also engaged with industry, particularly in alternative finance and marketplace lending in the Asia-Pacific. He is an elected member of the Business School’s alumni executive committee and has supervised research students. His teaching has been recognized with multiple awards, and he has contributed to public discourse through media appearances on topics such as gambling markets and banking regulation.

Andrew Grant is a finance scholar specializing in gambling, behavioral finance, and consumer finance. His research explores the intersection of financial decision-making and behavioral biases, with a focus on investor behavior, market dynamics, and financial product design. Grant's work includes studies on credit card delinquency, betting markets, and the impact of ESG factors on pricing efficiency. His research also examines the role of probability scoring rules, analyst recommendations, and market momentum in financial markets. By integrating behavioral insights with traditional financial models, Grant contributes to understanding how individuals and institutions make financial decisions in complex environments.