Sustainable Finance
Focuses on using a financial economics perspective to understand how sustainability issues are considered by corporate managers, investors, and other participants in financial markets. Examine how environmental, social, governance, strategy and other issues affect manager and investor decisions from financial perspectives, particularly the risk and return aspects, including how to measure sustainability risk exposures. Discuss how these issues are considered from a nonfinancial perspective such as sustainable and responsible investing, ethical investing and impact investing. Only one of the following may be counted: Finance 372 (Topic 1), 372T (Topic 1), 372T (Topic 3).
Prerequisites & course information
Focuses on using a financial economics perspective to understand how sustainability issues are considered by corporate managers, investors, and other participants in financial markets. Examine how environmental, social, governance, strategy and other issues affect manager and investor decisions from financial perspectives, particularly the risk and return aspects, including how to measure sustainability risk exposures. Discuss how these issues are considered from a nonfinancial perspective such as sustainable and responsible investing, ethical investing and impact investing. Only one of the following may be counted: Finance 372 (Topic 1), 372T (Topic 1), 372T (Topic 3).
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027