Sustainable investments and sustainable finance continue to gain importance for financial institutions, savers, investors, and companies raising funds. Successful sustainable finance depends on a commitment to good governance by all stakeholders above what can be covered by legal contracts and regulation, not only those raising funds from investors pursuing sustainable finance. At the same time, the financial sector, by its nature as an intermediary is a field with diverse sets of potential conflicts of interest that can jeopardize governance. This course seeks to give students the tools to critically assess sustainable finance from the broad context of how finance may deliver good and bad outcomes.