Overview
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) has garnered increasing attention in recent years, especially among institutional investors who prioritize companies that report on ESG performance. ESG considerations are essential for analysts, investors, consumers, and employees, making it a key topic of discussion at the Board level.
This course offers a thorough overview of the ESG framework and its role in supporting a company's risk management strategies. We delve into each ESG component in detail, providing insights into how they collectively influence a company and its stakeholders. The course also covers how corporate pressures and stakeholder expectations affect risk identification and business success.
Topics covered include:
- Explaining ESG and its relevance to financial decisions
- Describing crucial environmental, social, and governance issues
- Understanding how stakeholders influence corporate ESG performance
- Analyzing ESG risks and opportunities
- Assessing ESG performance using publicly available data
- Translating ESG information into business intelligence
The course culminates in a case study that applies theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios.
Who should take this course?
This ESG course is ideal for analysts looking to understand how companies manage risks and opportunities arising from changing market and non-market conditions. It is particularly beneficial for beginner to intermediate-level research analysts, banking and investment professionals, and business and finance students who seek a deeper understanding of ESG. The exercises and tools provided will also benefit business analysts advising clients on ESG strategies and improved reporting.
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