Sustainable Finance and Investment (EC-0155)

Spring 2027 · EC 0155 · Tufts University · 3 credits · Undergraduate

Effects of environmental, social, and governance factors on financial decision-making. Key themes and developments in regulation, financial reporting, sustainability assessment (or ratings), investment analysis, and capital sourcing across a range of financial markets and asset types, including public equities, public debt, private equity, and infrastructure. Examination of financial strategies and vehicles as tools to advance sustainability and impact objectives whether at the investor, state, or multinational level. Introduction and use of a variety of analytic tools to understand the basic decision models of sustainable and impact investing. A&S prerequisites: EC 50 or EC 150; Fletcher prerequisites: EIB B200 and one of EIB B221 or B229.

Course codes: EC-0155, EC 0155, EC0155, EC-155, EC 155, EC155

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