I found this really tough to follow. It felt apart from the other courses in the specialization. Whilst some modules were hard to grasp because it felt as though a lot of terms and much of the context around a certain point had been omitted, other modues felt very basic and were frankly quite tedious. Unfortunately I didn't find the speaker very engaging like in other courses in the specialization. I also found it difficult to pass the quizzes because i didnt think they accurately reflected the learning content. I also find much of what was said hasn't sunk in becasue of this.

Power point slides are very unorganized. Week 3 appears to have an incorrect answer in the quiz that is giving multiple people problems.

The instructor was really good and inspiring and the slides were complementary to his talking. You could really tell that he had made an effort in compiling the course information

Very poorly explained, assumes you have a good deal of financial knowledge.

Only reason I'm docking stars is because the transcription is poor & I rely heavily on written-word over audio to learn.

This course gives indepth visibility on the ESG Components, how all practical aspects that we come across at organizaitons related to aspects of Envinronmental, Social & Governance risks & opportunties are consolidated under the broader umbrella called ESG. One will get a sense of direction as why organizations are trying to integrate ESG strategy and organizational goals keeping in mind the stakeholders and Shareholders in large.

ESG Impact: Investor Perspective, explores how responsible investment approaches are gaining traction and becoming increasingly mainstream. The course considers how institutional investors can engage with companies on key environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues.

You could screen learning by level of technical knowledge. Although the subjects are very well selected, I often felt Id like the professor to dig deeper into (1) Results from research studies (2) How the indices are constructed and the volumes and premiums they command

Prof. Witold Henisz lucidly explains the aspects of ESG Risks and Opportunities with well structured presentations. Recommend to everyone who want to learn about risks related to ESG and how the same risks provide opportunities too.

It has been a great learning. Carbon reduction on the planet is the most important task at hand. Initiating actions and measuring the impact is of real cosequence. Problems listed by Prof Geczy on impact measurement are significant.

This course guides us to learn some knowledge, concepts or debates in the ESG areas from investing perspective, not just some financial related skills. It teaches me to think the advantages and disadvantages of ESG for business.

This is a very insightful and well-structured course. It discusses the essential elements that investors need to know in the ESG area. The professor is super engaging and clear about his content.

A detailed explanation of ESG concepts and issues as a beginner. How it has been evolved and become the need of the hour for sustainability and investing with a purpose?

Very complex topic that is not my area of expertise. Exactly for this reason I appreciated this insightful course that helped me to gain new perspectives.

Very useful course. The material is recent and easy to analyze. I recommend this for anyone, even without a financial background.

Provides an excellent overview on investor perspective, insights into differnet underlying parameters and rating methodology

Great course! Prof. Geczy has explained the concepts using many examples, making it interesting and easy.

Excelent explanations, the professor is amazing. They also always provide the source of presented data.

Cogent, holistic yet detailed on the exciting points. It's a fantastic intro to the topic!

Awesome course, very informative relevant and knowledge can be applied in my line of work