Description
Introduction
This training provides a practical overview of the evolving defence and resilience finance landscape, focusing on how geopolitical developments, strategic autonomy objectives and infrastructure resilience needs are shaping investment priorities and market expectations.
Objectives
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
Understand the market context driving defence and resilience finance, including geopolitics, strategic autonomy and security of supply considerations
Identify key emerging EU initiatives and instruments supporting defence-related financing
Explain the concept of dual-use technologies and assess their relevance for companies, and investors
Recognise the role of infrastructure resilience in broader defence and strategic autonomy objectives
Analyse how defence-related activities interact with ESG frameworks, investor expectations and sustainability considerations
Identify key risk factors associated with defence and resilience finance, including regulatory, reputational, geopolitical and disclosure-related risks
Understand market expectations around transparency, disclosure and investor confidence in defence-related financing
Programme
Defence finance market context (geopolitics, strategic autonomy, resilience)
Emerging EU defence instruments
Dual-use technologies and investments (dual-use companies, investor confidence)
Infrastructure resilience
Defence and ESG
Target audience
Financial sector professionals who wish to develop a practical understanding of defence and resilience finance and its implications for issuers, investors and market participants.
Conditions
Support de cours
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Des supports de cours seront disponibles après les modules respectifs
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Die Kursunterlagen werden nach den jeweiligen Modulen zur Verfügung gestellt
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Course materials will be made available after the respective modules
Location
L-1615 Luxembourg
Luxembourg