Sustainable Finance, Environmental, Social, Governance and the Future of Finance
Overview
Sustainable Finance, Environmental, Social, Governance and The Future of Finance (SFESG 01) is an advanced training course program that focuses on skills to identify innovations in sustainable financial instruments, methods and enabling environmental aspects that contribute to the acceleration of the sustainable finance “breakthrough”. This course outlines the principles and possible approaches to integrating sustainability aspects into the financial decision-making process.
This training workshop is designed to provide an in-depth exploration of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) strategies for organisations. Delegates will acquire knowledge and skills to integrating risk-related aspects of sustainability considerations such as low carbon transition risk, climate related physical risk, environmental and social risk in to borrowing, lending, investing and insuring decisions.
We at ATI take pride in our seasoned and experienced facilitators who have consistently delivered excellent training sessions in Sustainable Finance. This workshop prepares our delegates to understand mobilization of capital for sustainable investments in the broader context of environmentally sustainable development
Target Audience
Finance Managers.
Finance Officers.
Investment Professionals in financial institutions.
Course Outcome
• Understand the principles of sustainable financial management.
• Using principles for responsible investment to promote sustainable finance.
• Use appropriate financial categories to enhance sustainability and drive ESG.
• Understand financing, including grants, venture philanthropy, and green finance.
• Identify risks in (ESG), mitigate adverse environments and social impacts.
• Apply sustainable finance investment strategies and socially responsible investment.
• Understand governance, green finance, social bonds, & mission-related investment.
• Understand market equilibrium and capital asset pricing model (CAPM) in finance.
• Understand cost of capital, the weighted average cost of capital (WACC), cost of equity and cost of debt.