A high sustainability rating does not necessarily equate to real sustainability impact (and profit).
Lucie Tepla
Lucie Tepla's research interests include portfolio investment, derivatives, term-structure modelling and risk management. Her publications include: 'Optimal portfolio investment with borrowing and short sale constraints' and 'Optimal Investment with Minimum Performance Constraints'. She has taught graduate level and executive education classes in Investment Science at Stanford University. Previously, Professor Tepla has worked for BZW, Credit Suisse and Cornerstone Research, a litigation-consulting firm.
Professor Tepla holds a PhD in Engineering-Economic Systems and Operations Research from Stanford University; an MBA (Finance and Accounting) from William E. Simon Graduate School of Business, University of Rochester and a BA in Management Science with Computing from the University of Kent.
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