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Jack Bell
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Introduction to Sustainable Financial Markets Pathway
Completion date
07 Jul 2026
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About Introduction to Sustainable Financial Markets Pathway
2 Learning modules
29 minutes of learning
4.8 rating
Foundational level
This pathway introduces the key concepts and investment tools that define today’s sustainable financial markets. Through these videos, you'll explore how environmental, social, and governance considerations are shaping investment decisions, corporate reporting, and product design. You’ll learn how issues such as climate risk, corporate governance, and social impact factor into analysis across equities and fixed income, and how this influences everything from company valuations to investor strategies. The pathway also unpacks climate investing, emissions reporting, and net zero targets, offering practical insight into how investors manage risk, evaluate opportunities, and use financial products like green bonds and sustainability-linked loans. By the end, you’ll understand how these factors are being integrated into mainstream financial thinking.
In this pathway
Understand how environmental, social, and governance factors influence investment decisions
Explore how climate risks and emissions reporting impact valuation and portfolio construction
Identify key financial instruments supporting sustainability, including green and social bonds
Learn how scenario analysis and net zero targets are shaping long-term investment strategy
Pathway experts

Lindsey Matthews
Banking and Risk Management Specialist
Lindsey Matthews is the Chief Risk Officer of the Universities Superannuation Scheme and a Governor at the CFA Institute. He was previously Chair of the Board of Directors at CFA UK and spent the vast majority of his career at UBS. Lindsey is also a Visiting fellow at ICMA Centre, Henley Business School, University of Reading.






