GS12.B - Evaluate sustainable investment opportunities

Description

This course explores the EU Taxonomy Regulation and SFDR framework, enabling learners to identify sustainability investment categories using Eurosif methodology. Participants examine ESG mutual funds, green and social bonds, and sustainable alternative assets, analyzing their structure, objectives, and environmental-social impact.

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Course

English

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04:00Learning Hours: 4

Skills you will earn

Financial products

The different types of instruments that apply to the management of cash flow that are available on the market, such as shares, bonds, options or funds

Financial markets

The financial infrastructure which permits trading securities offered by companies and individuals govern by regulatory financial frameworks

Global standards for sustainability reporting

The global, standardised reporting framework that enable organisations to quantify and communicate about their environmental, social and governance impact

European Structural and Investment Funds regulations

The regulations and secondary legislation and policy documents governing the European Structural and Investment Funds, including the set of common general provisions and the regulations applicable to the different funds. It includes knowledge of the related national legal acts

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