Read about the power of the INSEAD community via partnerships between MBA alumni: Venture Capital firm White Star Capital invested $50 million in Flash Coffee, a tech-enabled coffee chain in Southeast Asia.
Sustainable investing – investing in “sustainable” funds – has been one of the hottest areas of growth in the financial market. However, an increasing number of sustainability measures, a lack of standards, and greenwashing are causing concerns. What is the record of sustainable investing? Can it achieve true sustainability? How can companies and executives contribute to a sustainable world?
Join us where Lily Fang, Professor of Finance, Programme Director of Finance for Executive at INSEAD, will illustrate how your work as an executive can contribute meaningfully to true sustainability. Watch on Demand.
The INSEAD Master in Management yields a lifetime of dividends, both professionally and personally. Pursuing a MIM Programme however, is a serious commitment of time and money—an investment that needs to be carefully considered and planned for by applicants.
Though the responsibility of funding your year at INSEAD ultimately lies with you, the MIM Financial Aid Office can assist you in planning your financing for the INSEAD MIM programme.
An INSEAD graduate degree yields a lifetime of dividends, both professionally and personally. It is also a serious financial investment; therefore, you should begin to consider the cost of a master in finance and your financing options early on, whether in the form of savings, loans or scholarships. Many applicants have access to loan and scholarship opportunities in their countries of origin.
As for any other substantial investment in time and money, you will need to consider and evaluate the Executive Master in Change (EMC) very carefully. Although responsibility for funding ultimately lies with you, the INSEAD Financing Office will do its utmost to help you find ways to meet your financing needs.
The TIEMBA programme is a substantial investment of your time and money. As for any other investment, you need to evaluate and anticipate these costs – and the likely benefits – very carefully.
Most participants fund their programme with a combination of personal savings or family support, sponsorship by an employer, scholarships and loans. Find out more.
“I am a Vice President of the Private Infrastructure Asia Pacific Investment team for Partners Group. I was motivated to pursue the Executive Master in Finance (EMFin) programme because I wanted to equip myself with the knowledge and experience to be able to drive my firm’s infrastructure investment in Asia in the future.”
Kok Leong is an Investment Leader at Partners Group, a global private markets investment manager with more than USD 100 billion in assets under management.