Now in its ninth year, the Kellogg-Morgan Stanley Sustainable Investing Challenge is an annual global competition designed to inspire future leaders to develop innovative financial vehicles to help address environmental, social and governance challenges. Students from NYU Stern School of Business and Wagner Graduate School of Public Service made up one of the 12 finalist teams (selected from 365 students hailing from 50 countries and 80 graduate schools) chosen to present their ideas at Morgan Stanley’s Hong Kong offices on April 12th.


The NYU team's proposal centered around a pay-for-impact fixed income fund designed to help corporations enhance measurable impact of corporate sustainability.


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