Shane Enete

Department	Crowell School of Business
51�� Affiliations	Faculty

Documents

Degrees

M.S., University of North Carolina
B.S., University of Southern California
Ph.D., Kansas State University

Member of

Core Curriculum Committee Crowell School of Business

Biography

Enete has worked as an investment research professional for over 10 years for large institutional asset managers. His duties included valuing public stock securities, modeling asset allocations for billion dollar pension plans and serving as a forensic accountant for a trillion dollar bond manager. His research interests include how new developments in Biblically Responsible Investing (BRI) alter investment practice, the theology of financial planning, and how to reconcile the natural tension of a Christ follower between sacrificial giving and shrewd saving. Enete currently holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) designations. He earned a B.S. in Business Administration from the University of Southern California, an M.S. in Mathematical Finance from the University of North Carolina, Charlotte, and a Ph.D. in Personal Financial Planning from Kansas State University.

Publications

Enete, S. (2024). Whole Heart Finances: A Jesus-centered guide to managing your money with joy. Aspire Press (imprint of Tyndale).
Enete, S., & McDowell, S. (2024). Way of life: A future research agenda for how worldviews impact financial attitudes and behaviors. Financial Planning Review.
Enete, S., & Merrill D. (2023). A Unified Oikonomia: How God’s oikonomia of salvation integrates with a Christian household’s oikonomia. Journal of Biblical Integration in Business, 26(1), 24-34.
Enete, S., & Sturr, T. (2023). How Corporate Sociopolitical Activism (CSA) impacts portfolio allocations: An experiment. International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility, 8(3), 1-11.
Enete, S., Seay, M., Asebedo, S., Wang, D., & McCoy, M. (2022). The relationship between emotions and financial time horizon. Journal of Personal Finance, 21(1), 93-108.
Enete S., Seay, M., Asebedo, S., Wang, D., & McCoy, M. (2022). Understanding the influence of emotion on both time and money: Applying the Broaden and Build Theory. SN Business & Economics, 2(34), 1-24.
Enete S., Seay, M., Asebedo, S., Wang, D., & McCoy, M. (2022). Personal Emotions and Family Financial Wellbeing: Applying the Broaden and Build Theory. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning, 33(1), 79-96. Finalist for 2023 Best Family Financial Wellbeing Paper Award.
Enete S., Heckman S., & Lawson, D. (2021). Financial Attitudes and Charitable Giving. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning, 31(1), 104-115.
Asbedeo, S., Seay, M., Little, T.D., Enete, S., & Grey, B. (2020). Three good things or three good financial things? Applying a positive psychology intervention to the personal finance domain. Journal of Positive Psychology, 1-11.
Enete, S. (in press). How negative screening according to Christian principles influences stock returns. Christian Scholar’s Review.
Enete, S., Reiter, M., Usrey, W., Scott, A., & Seay, M. (2019). Who is investing in ETFs? Exploring the role of investor knowledge. Journal of Financial Planning, 32(7), 44- 53.
Enete, S. (2012). Practical Generosity: How to choose between spending, saving and giving, Deep River Publishing.

Presentations

Enete, S. (2024, February). Goals and worldviews: How to discuss worldviews and values with a client to improve the goal-setting process. Kingdom Advisors Conference, Orlando, FL.
Enete, S. (2023, February). How Our Union with Christ Changes the Process of Comprehensive Personal Financial Planning. Kingdom Advisors Conference, Orlando, FL.
Enete, S., Kim, D. (2019, October). Search Me, Lead Me: Reclaiming the Lost Art of Worshipful Budgeting. Workshop session presented at the 2019 Economic Challenges Facing Future Ministers Forum, Pittsburgh, PA.
Enete, S., & Heckman, S. (2019, May). Understanding a client’s impulse to help others: how self-efficacy relates to giving money and time away. Invited speaker for Ewha- KSU Colloquium (Seoul, South Korea).
Enete, S., & Heckman, S. (2019, April). Understanding a client’s impulse to help others: how self-efficacy relates to giving money and time away. Poster session presented at the 2019 Celebration of Scholarship and Research event, La Mirada, CA.
*Enete, S. (2019, April). Who is Investing in ETFs?: Exploring the Role of Investor Knowledge. Invited speaker for Kansas State Personal Financial Planning Speaker Series (remote).
*Enete, S., Reiter, M., Usrey, W., Scott. A., & Seay, M. (2019, February). Who is Investing in ETFs?: Exploring the Role of Investor Knowledge. Poster session presented at the 2019 Academic Research Colloquium for Financial Planning and Related Disciplines, Arlington, VA.
Enete, S., & Heckman, S. (2018, November). Understanding a client’s impulse to help others: how self-efficacy relates to giving money and time away. Poster session presented at the 2018 AFCPE Symposium, Arlington, VA.
Enete, S., & Heckman, S. (2018, October). Understanding a client’s impulse to help others: how self-efficacy relates to giving money and time away. Paper presentation at the 2018 Academy of Financial Services Conference, Chicago, IL.
*Enete, S., & Kiss, E. (2018, April). How negative screening according to Chris- tian principles influences stock returns. Poster session presented at the 2018 Celebration of Scholarship and Research event, La Mirada, CA.
*Enete, S., & Kiss, E. (2018, February). How negative screening according to Christian principles influences stock returns. Poster session presented at the 2018 Academic Research Colloquium for Financial Planning and Related Disciplines, Arlington, VA.

* Denotes converted to publication with published, in press, under review, or submitted status.

Courses

Undergraduate courses at 51��:

Business Finance
Fundamentals of Financial Planning
Investments
Retirement Planning
Insurance and Tax Planning
Capstone for Financial Planning
Estate Planning
Advanced Corporate Finance

Areas of Expertise for Media Interviews

Economics
Finance

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