What we do
Supported by Skillnet Ireland, the Sustainable Finance Skillnet is a national learning network that aims to upskill the workforce of Ireland’s financial services sector so that the sustainable finance agenda can continue to grow and accelerate, in line with the Irish Government’s Ireland for Finance strategy.
For Ireland’s financial services sector to maintain and build its expertise and emerging reputation as a sustainable finance leader, we must prioritise the development of cutting-edge skills and talent by supporting learning at all levels. In realising this objective, the Sustainable Finance Skillnet develops and provides access to innovative training opportunities that upskill staff and build leadership capacity to advance ESG best practice across all asset classes in Ireland.
Promoting Agency
Steering Group
About Skillnet Ireland
Deep sector analysis of future Sustainable Finance skills and talent requirements in Ireland
The purpose of this report (November 2019) is to set out the findings from a review of the future Sustainable Finance skills and talent requirements, and conduct a gap analysis between current state and future state skills and talent requirements across the financial services sector in Ireland. The report also sets out recommendations and a high level action plan on how to address the identified gaps.
This report was commissioned by the Sustainable Finance Skillnet and Sustainable Finance Ireland.
Testimonials
“Sustainability is a key strategic agenda for Irish Life as a business and has underpinned our investment approach for our customers for some time.
Sandra Rockett
Director, Irish Life Investment Managers
“With highly relevant training and learning programmes, the Sustainable Finance Skillnet is a fantastic resource for companies, that builds key skills and
Mariano Mesolella
Head of Human Resources, Mediolanum Irish Operations
“We were delighted to work with the Sustainable Finance Skillnet in the launch of the CFA Certificate in ESG Investing in Ireland, which enables participants to expand their ESG knowledge and stay ahead in their field.
Noel Friel
Vice-President, CFA Society Ireland