Sustainable finance refers to the process of taking environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations into account when making investment decisions in the financial sector, leading to more long-term investments in sustainable economic activities and projects.
Explains the potential contribution of sustainable finance to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and the goals of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change;
Explains the core concepts of sustainable finance and the relevance of sustainability considerations for the key actors in the financial system;
Describes the role that regulation and industry initiatives (self-regulation) play in shaping sustainable finance;
Describes different sustainable finance products, such as bonds and loans, that may be available to provide the capital needed to support the delivery of the Sustainable Development Goals and the goals of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change.
Chief accountants
Accounting managers
Senior accountants
Finance directors
Finance managers
Financial analysts
Financial controllers
Financial accounts managers
Heads of finance departments
Credit controllers
Corporate financiers
Chief accountants
Accounting managers
Senior accountants
Finance directors
Finance managers
Financial analysts
Financial controllers
Financial accounts managers
Heads of finance departments
Credit controllers
Corporate financiers
Sustainable finance can play in delivering global goals on climate change and development
Profitability
Liquidity
Efficiency and working capital management
Financing structure and risk
Analysing the role that regulation and industry initiatives (self-regulation) play in shaping sustainable finance.
Rewiring risk and return
Trends, disruption, innovation, and sustainable finance
The role of the public sector in sustainable finance
Renewable energy equity financing
Investigate the role of the public sector in sustainable finance
Carbon credit
Responsible Management.
Relationship between cost estimating and pricing
Framework for assessing a company's quality of financial reports
Potential problems that affect the quality of financial reports
Beneish model: M-score to describe the degree to which earnings are manipulated
Evaluating the earnings quality of a company
Evaluating the cash flow quality of a company
Strategies and frameworks for responding to financial risks
Understand how finance often drives organizational decisions and evaluations of project performance.
The accounting equation- what does it mean
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