The course "Sustainable Finance – Integrating ESG into Financial Decisions and Assessing Investment Impact" focuses on embedding environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria into financial decision-making processes. It offers in-depth insights on European regulations such as SFDR, EU Taxonomy, MiFID II/IDD, and the new EU Green Bond Standard, enabling participants to acquire practical skills in metrics, disclosures, and best practices related to impact investing and stewardship. The training covers critical phases including ESG due diligence, climate risk assessment, greenwashing prevention, and application of international standards like TCFD, ISSB, and GRI. Through practical examples and real case studies, the course supports the development of investment policies aligned with regulatory requirements and sustainability goals, enhancing the ability to assess impact and measure outcomes in financial contexts. Designed for finance professionals, asset managers, insurers, banks, and intermediaries, it provides immediately applicable tools to integrate ESG criteria within credit, investment, and reporting processes.
The pathway is designed for managers, executives, function owners, auditors and professionals. Lessons use validated minimum study time and a contextual tutor; assessments use server-side random selection of questions and answers, session-continuity controls, camera and local audio-activity monitoring during protected tests.
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