ESG Finance Secondary Concentration
Sustainable finance is a framework of taking sustainability considerations into account when making business and investment decisions. There has been exponential growth in sustainable assets in capital markets. Investors have emphasized sustainability more and more to further environmental agendas and social good. Accordingly, investment communities and corporations have gradually focused more on sustainability factors such as climate change and their impact on corporate strategy, operational risks, and competitive positioning.
CIM Program Overview
Sustainable finance is a framework of taking sustainability considerations into account when making business and investment decisions. There has been exponential growth in sustainable assets in capital markets. Investors have emphasized sustainability more and more to further environmental agendas and social good. Accordingly, investment communities and corporations have gradually focused more on sustainability factors such as climate change and their impact on corporate strategy, operational risks, and competitive positioning.
To earn the secondary concentration in ESG finance, students must earn 9 credits of courses from the list below:
| Course | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| FNGB 74BZ | Portfolio Management/Responsible Investing 1 | 3 |
| FNGB 749R | Equity Analysis 2 | 3 |
| FNGB 74CG | Student Managed Invest Fund/Responsible Investing 3 | 3 |
| Total Credits | 9 | |
- 1
FNGB 7421 Prins of Modern Finance is the prerequisite to this course; FNGB 7460 Portfolio Management is the corequisite.
- 2
FNGB 74BZ Portfolio Management/Responsible Investing is the corequisite to this course.
- 3
FNGB 749R Equity Analysis and FNGB 7421 Prins of Modern Finance are the prerequisites to this course.