Th 3:10pm–5:00pm · F 10:00am–11:50am
2 distinct times across 2 sections.
1 of 2 sections have room
Description
This course explores how Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) objectives and data are integrated into investment decision-making. Through a combination of academic theory, real-world case studies, and hands-on exercises, students examine how ESG considerations affect risk, return, and portfolio design. Key topics include ESG portfolio theory, impact investing, fixed income and labeled bonds, engagement and proxy voting, and climate-aware investing. The course also addresses the limits and potential of ESG data, governance structures, and the role of investors in influencing corporate behavior and public outcomes. Designed for students preparing for careers in sustainable finance, the course emphasizes practical applications and critical thinking.
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- Th 3:10pm–5:00pm · INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS BLDG IAB 41124 of 60 seats left
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