Daniel Kamphambale

Background

About Daniel Kamphambale

Lecturer in Accounting, Finance, and Economics with experience teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Drawing on over 10 years in banking and entrepreneurship, I integrate real-world insights into my teaching to help learners bridge the gap between theory and professional practice. Academic Appointments ↳ Adjunct Teaching Fellow — Trinity Business School (TCD) ↳Associate Faculty Lecturer — National College of Ireland (NCI) ↳ Assistant Lecturer (HPAL) — Technological University Dublin Postgraduate Teaching — NCI ↳Derivatives & Risk Management (Master of Science in Finance): ↳ In this module, I teach: Derivatives and Future Markets, Hedging strategies using futures, Determination of forward and futures prices, Swaps, Properties of stock options, Trading strategies involving options, Binomial trees, The Black–Scholes–Merton model & Value at risk and expected shortfall. ↳Economics for Management (Master of Science, International Business): ↳In this module, I teach: Microeconomics (imperfect markets, behavioural approaches to business decision making). Macroeconomics (aggregate model of macroeconomics and policy issues, and international balance of payments in the macro economy). Undergraduate Teaching (Bachelor of Arts (Honours), Accounting and Finance) ↳Trinity College: I teach: derivatives & financial risk — valuation logic, model assumptions & governance, applied to real market data. ↳National College of Ireland: I teach: derivatives & risk — core pricing, limitations, and practical applications. ↳Technological University Dublin I have taught: Management accounting, financial accounting, Accounting in the Digital Age, Supply chain methods, Database systems, Mathematics (Linear Algebra How I Teach & Impact (2024–2025) ↳Applied projects: supervised and assessed 42 Master’s applied projects in Economics for Management (first cohort), guiding scoping → methods → analysis, → final submission. Cohorts Taught: ↳42 Master’s and 160 undergraduate learners. Module Satisfaction : ↳4.6/5 (n = 36; 88% response; 2024–25 end of module survey) Tools & Workflow: ↳Excel, Datastream (market series), EViews. My PhD research focuses on: ↳Education × economic development × sustainability