Social networks are becoming increasingly relevant in the understanding of financial instruments. On the one hand, human behaviour is having a direct impact on the design of financial models; on the other hand, financial flows are increasingly being directed to address social situations.

Article 2.1.c of the Paris Accords, for example, explicitly states that financial flows will be made consistent with the objectives of emissions reduction. As a subset of these movements, regulatory and governmental innovations will increasingly be dealt with technology solutions.

This course will equip students with technology tools and practical knowledge to be prepared to react to these changing landscapes.