- Teacher: Liran Offner
- Teacher: Nathan Sussman
- Teacher: Lilach Zacharia Trabelsi
Course description
This course is an introduction to a selection of concepts and tools in microeconomic analysis. The course offers an introduction to the analysis of markets, the economic welfare consequences of market failures and government interventions, strategic interactions, and the implications of asymmetric information (with specific application to the informal credit sector in developing countries).
- Teacher: Liran Offner
- Teacher: Frédéric Robert-Nicoud
- Teacher: Frédéric Robert-Nicoud
This course introduces basic programming skills using the Python programming language.
During the course we will discover how to write simple programs and explore practical use cases involving data collection, data analysis, and an introduction to text analysis.
No prior programming experience is required.
- Teacher: Ireneu Pla
We are excited to introduce "Sustainable Finance in Practice" a cutting-edge class designed exclusively for students interested in the practical aspects of sustainable finance. This course is structured to offer a comprehensive insight into sustainable finance, not from a theoretical standpoint, but through a purely practical lens.
Our class brings together top specialists from across the sustainable finance sector to share their insights and experiences. You'll hear directly from those who are shaping the industry, including bankers, private equity professionals, consultants, microfinance experts, bond and equity specialists, portfolio managers, regulators, and lawyers. These practitioners are at the forefront of integrating sustainability into finance, covering every facet from banking and consulting to microfinance, bonds, equities, portfolio management, regulation, blended finance, project finance, and exploring the future of sustainable finance.
- Teacher: Dawid Jarosz
- Teacher: Joshua Eitan OSTRY