OVERVIEW
Unlock the transformative potential of sustainable investing in this dynamic course designed for those eager to make a meaningful impact.
Over the past 15 years, sustainable investing has surged, focusing on opportunities that deliver financial returns while aligning with sustainability and social impact goals. The built environment—spanning affordable housing, healthy workplaces, and vibrant communities—offers abundant prospects for impact investors.
This course explores why sustainable investing is increasingly attractive to individuals and institutions seeking market-oriented solutions to societal challenges, particularly in real estate. Participants will also gain insights into the skepticism surrounding sustainable investing and the complexities of integrating impact measurement.
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PRE-REQUISITE
It is preferable that participants have a basic knowledge in finance and investment management.
KNOWLEDGE PARTNER
Dr Sky Kiat Ying Seah is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Real Estate, NUS Business School. Sky received her PhD in Business from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Sky’s research interests range from racial differences in housing markets and social capital investment to studying institutional investment in real estate. Her work has been published in Regional Science and Urban Economics, Economics Letters, Urban Studies, and Real Estate Economics. An award-winning educator, Sky teaches courses in urban economics and real estate investment.
She currently serves as a board member of the Asian Real Estate Society, is member of the Professional Development Committee at the Council of Estate Agencies, and is an Honorary Academic Advisor of the Institute of Estate Agents. Before NUS, she was a senior officer at JTC Corporation, served as Secretary of the accreditation committee of the Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers, and consulted at the Office of the Chief Economist of Freddie Mac, USA.
Up till June 2024, Sky was the Academic Director of the Master of Science in Real Estate programme. She acted as the Deputy Head of the Real Estate department at the NUS School of Design and Environment from 2017 to 2021.
Terms & Conditions
Request for withdrawal must be made in writing. We encourage particpants to nominate a replacement for the session. Refund requests are subject to approval on the following conditions: