ABOUT THE COURSE
The course is designed for financial institutions and covers key concepts such as the definition of ESG investing, the significance of incorporating ESG factors in investment decisions, and the process of evaluating and selecting investments based on ESG criteria.
The course delves deep into the characteristics of ESG scoring, emphasizing the importance of assessing the reliability of companies in terms of ESG principles. Participants will gain insights into measuring the sustainability efforts and results achieved in relation to the environment, society, and governance.
Moreover, the course provides a comparative analysis between traditional credit ratings and ESG scores, highlighting the differences and similarities between the two approaches. It explores the methodologies used in traditional credit ratings and the unique aspects of ESG scoring, including the evaluation of environmental and social factors alongside financial performance.
TIME
TARGET AUDIENCE
PREREQUISITES
Approximately 60 minutes.
Anyone working for a financial intermediary.
None
ASSESSMENT
A formal assessment consisting of 10 questions with a passing grade of 80% forms part of this course.
CERTIFICATION
Upon successful completion, participants will earn a certificate.
LANGUAGE
English
DURATION IN HOURS
(SAQ credits)
1h