The evolution of capitalism and finance requires new methods to measure success and create long-term value. We'll explore how sustainability blurs the lines between finance, strategy and reporting.
Learning Objectives
- Identify the key drivers reshaping capitalism and the finance function within organizations.
- Analyze the implications of this evolution on financial managers' decision-making, particularly regarding capital budgeting and staff incentives.
- Develop strategies to adapt measurement and reporting practices to align with emerging trends in economic performance and value creation.
- Comprehend evolving sustainability reporting regulations and their requirements.
- Evaluate the impact of blurred boundaries between sustainability, strategy and finance on organizational performance, leveraging research from the Oxford Initiative on Rethinking Performance and academia.
Major Topics
- Economic performance metrics evolution
- Capital budgeting transformation
- Incentivizing sustainability
- Convergence of sustainability, strategy, and finance
