Trisha Taneja
Product Manager, Sustainalytics
Trisha Taneja, Product and Relationship Manager, Sustainable Finance Solutions
Role: Technical Expertise, Review Committee Lead
Languages: English, French and Hindi
Trisha is responsible for the product management of the bond / loan SPO services. Trisha assists issuers in bringing credible and robust sustainable bonds / loans to the market, in alignment with investor expectations. She also specializes in developing asset selection and reporting frameworks for thematic impact funds. Trisha has six years of experience managing data-driven projects and cross-cultural teams across the non-profit and private sectors. She has accumulated global expertise in the fields of impact and quantitative finance by living and working in seven countries.
Prior to Sustainalytics, Trisha worked as a quantitative strategist with MasterCard’s Digital Evolution Index, where she was responsible for product development. Trisha also has over three years of experience in the fields of Global Health, Microfinance, Impact Evaluation, and Humanitarian Research. Trisha holds a master’s degree in International Finance from Tufts University. She is also an alumna of the University of British Columbia and the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative.
My Sessions
Fahmida Ahmed Bangert
Sravan Chalasani
Sue Chiang
Sarah Church
Karen Cook
Denise Curtis
Mikhail Davis
Patricia Dillon
Tim Dombeck
Chris Erickson
Jeff Frost
Claire Kells
Kealy Herman
George Hodge
Rebecca Holliday
Alison Kinn Bennett
Billy Linstead Goldsmith
Michael Jones-Bey
Mary Ellen Mika
Molly Morabito
Josh Nothwang
Anastasia O’Rourke
Sarah O’Brien
Douglas Pilgrim
Joan Prummel
Jonathan Rivin
Gerald Robinson
Andrew Savini
Stephen Schulman
Toby Simpson
Parker Townley
Trisha Taneja
Cuno Van Geet
Liyang Wang
Chip Wood
This session is for innovative projects that are ready to be LAUNCHED, JOINED, EXPANDED, or REPLICATED! Presenters give an overview of new and innovative projects that advance sustainable purchasing. Attendees claim a seat at a roundtable with a topic of interest to them. Topics are repeated three times. Read more here about what to expect … read more >>