Finance and EU Sustainability: Mobilizing Capital for Impact
Course
Financial institutions play a critical role in shaping the transition toward a more sustainable economy. As the European Union continues to advance sustainability regulations and disclosure requirements, companies must understand how banks, investors, insurers and rating agencies are translating these expectations into financing decisions, investment strategies and risk assessments.
In this course, part of the EU Sustainability Navigator webinar series, you will explore how financial institutions are responding to the latest regulatory developments from Brussels and what these changes mean for companies in the real economy. The session examines how sustainability disclosures, due diligence expectations and performance indicators are influencing capital allocation, stewardship, client engagement and access to finance, providing practical insights into how businesses can navigate evolving EU sustainability expectations.
What you will learn
- Understand how financial institutions are interpreting evolving sustainability regulations and disclosure requirements.
- Explore how banks, investors, insurers and rating agencies integrate sustainability considerations into decision-making.
- Learn how sustainability performance can influence financing terms, investment decisions and risk assessments.
- Discover how companies can better engage with financial institutions on sustainability expectations.
- Identify practical implications of sustainability-related regulatory developments for real economy companies.
Who should take this course
This course is ideal for professionals responsible for sustainability strategy, financial decision-making, governance and regulatory compliance, including:
- Sustainability Professionals
- Ethics & Compliance Professionals
- Governance Professionals
- Finance Professionals
