Professor Nishad Kapadia of Tulane's Freeman School of Business discusses his course Climate Change, ESG & Financial Markets. 
 
This course focuses on understanding how climate change risk could impact the economy and financial markets. Although the course focuses on the E (Environment), we also discuss the S (Social) and G (Governance) aspects of ESG. We discuss motivations to invest in ESG assets, including shareholder preferences, screening bad investments and constructing optimal portfolios for investors with climate risk exposures. We examine the macroeconomic effects of climate change and its impact on specific markets such as equity, bonds, loans and real estate.

The course also covers methods of quantifying and measuring climate exposures. Students will read recent research that examines whether investor ESG preferences affect a firm’s cost of capital and whether investors can do well while doing good. Students will also develop quantitative equity trading strategies related to climate risks and ESG. As part of a group project, students will develop and test a trading strategy designed to hedge climate risks or make greater returns by investing in climate or, more broadly, ESG-friendly assets. Finally, new “green” financial products, the emerging carbon offsets market, and regulatory efforts to limit climate change are discussed. 

Check out our virtual tour of the Shidler College of Business at the University of Hawaii at Manoa!

Meet 1st year Vanderbilt MBA McKenna and learn why she chose Vanderbilt and what she enjoys most about living in Nashville.

Coming from a background in engineering, George Kuruvilla (MBA ‘23) knew that the Gies online MBA program would help him excel in a senior leadership position. Learn more about his experience and how he was able to receive three promotions before graduating.

Learn more about the Gies iMBA here: https://onlinemba.illinois.edu/

Padmachana Kandi, current iMSM stacker into the iMBA program in Gies Online Programs within the University of Illinois, shares her higher education path and how she has experienced and benefitted from the stackability of credentials within the iMSM curriculum. 

Tips and tricks to help you get started with your required application resume for Gies Online Programs.

Aloha🌺 everyone! My name is Maria and here's a little bit about me! I have been attending the University of Hawaii at Manoa for the past four years as a Travel Industry Management major with an emphasis in hospitality management. Watch for some great footage of the campus and to hear a little bit about my life and experiences.

Alison Smith, iMBA graduate, shares her teamwork experience in the iMBA program at the University of Illinois’ Gies College of Business. To learn more about the online MBA at Gies, please visit https://onlinemba.illinois.edu/.

An online MBA at Gies College of Business takes two to five years to complete, and costs approximately $23K. While offered for just a fraction of the cost of other top programs, the return on investment for the Gies iMBA students and alumni is remarkable. Learn more about Krishnan Kannan’s (MBA ‘23) experience.
Learn more about the Gies iMBA here: https://onlinemba.illinois.edu/

Welcome to the Master of Science in Accountancy, or iMSA, program at Gies College of Business at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. This video highlights students and their experience in the iMSA along with comments and information from a few of our top-notch faculty members as well as Brooke Elliott, executive associate dean of academic programs. 

Distance Learning Executive Programs Overview

The immersion program at Gies allows students to experience an experiential learning experience on a real life business problem working with a company domestically or internationally. You will learn about cost, application, benefits of participating in an immersion. 

My Advice to Future International Students at Owen Graduate School of Management with Bryan

Dr. Sanjeev Khagram welcomes admitted students to Thunderbird School of Global Management.

Like many colleges, Vanderbilt made the decision to go fully remote after Thanksgiving. Join 1st year MBA Jacob as he walks you through his first day of remote classes!