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Home | Events Archive | Finance – A Tool for Sustainability
Seminar

Finance – A Tool for Sustainability


  • Series
    ACLE Law & Economics Seminars
  • Speaker
    Dirk Schoenmaker (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
  • Field
    Finance
  • Location
    Amsterdam Law School (Nieuwe Achtergracht 166), building REC A, room A3.15
    Amsterdam
  • Date and time

    September 10, 2019
    16:00 - 17:15

How can the financial sector contribute, or even speed up, businesses’ transition to long-term value creation within a sustainable economy?
Starting with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGS) as the global strategy for sustainable development, we review the governance mechanisms to deal with these challenges, highlighting the move from the narrow shareholder model (focusing on financial value) to the broader stakeholder model (focusing on long-term value creation). Sustainable finance considers financial, social, and environmental returns in combination (integrated value) and provides tools for sustainable investing and lending. Sustainable finance requires also a transition of the financial sector itself, finance education and finance research. This does not only concern the finance discipline, but also the fields of economics, business and law.

Link to paper.

For more information about the guest, please visit his personal page.

If you wish to attend, please register by sending an email to: acle@uva.nl

Click here for a one-on-one meeting with Professor Dirk Schoenmaker prior to the seminar.