Here is the brochure for the MSc Impact Finance & Fintech Management.

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Are you ready to harness the power of finance and technology to create positive change on a global scale?

Welcome to our unique MSc program in Impact Finance and Fintech Management, where innovation meets social responsibility and financial expertise drives sustainable development. Financial systems are no longer just about profit-making, but also about making a meaningful ESG impact.

In our innovative program you can become a force for good within high-level sustainable financial management, green banking or ESG analysis, capable of reasoning in an integrated manner by mastering the issues of responsibility, technology and sustainability.*

The program start date is mid-September (or deferred entry possible in November).

• A 2-year pathway – rajouter (minimum 180 ECTS required)
• An accelerated 1-year pathway – rajouter (minimum 240 ECTs required or 180 ECTS and 5 years relevant professional experience)

Key information about impact Finance

• $2.3 trillion were being invested for impact in 2020, ie. about 2% of global AUM. A small market niche but one that is attracting growing interest.

• Impact investing in private markets could be as large as $2.1 trillion in assets under management, but only a quarter of that, $505 billion, is clearly measured for its impact.

• The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework sets a clear mandate for private financial flows to align with the 2050 Vision of “Living in harmony with Nature”, providing the finance sector with a landmark agreement for biodiversity-related financial-decision making.

   

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Lyon, European and biodiversity Capital

Elected French Capital of Biodiversity in 2019, the city is committed to protect its fauna and flora, to the delight of its visitors.

France’s second largest urban area has managed to climb to the 4th place in the ranking, thanks to the development of the Green Spaces policies. As a part of the implementation of soft mobility, the city of Lyon is launching projects for the public highway in order to facilitate the road sharing between different types of transports, but also to protect cyclists and pedestrians.