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Learning outcomes
describe the different sustainable investment strategies and understand which ones are the most popular among market participants
differentiate between the different types of sustainability debt instruments, specify which instruments apply to different funding situations, and develop a working knowledge of their underlying principles and acceptance in the capital markets
evaluate sustainability-related disclosures and the different disclosure frameworks available to organisations, including the role of such disclosures in the capital markets
compare processes used to issue sustainable instruments including the roles of credit rating agencies, ESG rating agencies and external reviewers
critique sustainability taxonomies being developed globally, and their role and processes involved in diverting capital flows towards sustainable economic activities
investigate opportunities and challenges in the path to sustainability, including the use of carbon offsets, decarbonisation in hard to abate sectors, greenwashing, and circularity.
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Scheduled and non-scheduled teaching activities
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Costs are indicative and subject to change. Electronics, calculators and tools: $100