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Sustainable Finance Series - Sustainable Investment Management Strategies (module 2)

550 €

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• Investment
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• Strategy
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• Finance
• Management
• Performance

Goals :

In today's society, sustainability has become a priority for most, if not all, companies and investment funds. Understanding what is behind the E, S, and G of ESG is essential in defining a strategy that is right for your organization, whether it is a financial industry company, a business, or a business. an investment fund - a strategy which, when executed successfully, effectively identifies opportunities for positive performance while managing potential risks.

Having a strong ESG strategy is no longer just a "good to have". All market players need to move beyond green washing and tighten up their processes for finding, hiring, and monitoring their operations, funding, and investment if they don't want to be in the spotlight for a bad job. ESG management. The case of the Abraaj fund in 2018, which was the biggest collapse in private equity history, still raises the question of why a seemingly successful private equity firm that managed $ 14 billion and was an influential investor , has gone wrong.

Arendt, Label R and Ripple Effect have teamed up and combined their expertise to offer a training program in four modules to guide you through the latest regulatory developments supporting the development of sustainable finance and ESG, as well as to through the practical design and implementation of an investment strategy. The training program also provides participants with a clear understanding of sustainability risks and how to manage them, while providing them with the keys to monitoring and reporting on sustainability issues.

Participation in the four modules is recommended but not compulsory.

Content
By the end of the second module, participants will have:

Understanding of the main existing sustainable investment strategies
ESG incorporation
Screening strategies
The integration
Thematic investment
Impact investing
Active ownership / management
Commitment
Vote
Understand how to calculate the alignment of a business, investment or portfolio activities with taxonomy, using example case studies
Understand how standards-based screening is performed (based on an example case study)
Reviewing a sample due diligence questionnaire used and understanding the types of information sources used by analysts to conduct their analysis
Understanding of the operational impact on current investment processes
Have a good understanding of the elements that should be included in a responsible investment strategy / policy document