Closing the Climate Finance Gap
Towards a more resilient future, for all.
“There's enough money in the world, the challenge is getting it to flow to the right places.”
Jim Skea, Chair of the IPCC
A New Reality of Systemic Risk
We're not just facing a climate crisis – we're witnessing the convergence of multiple system-breaking points where traditional approaches to risk, finance, and transformation are becoming dangerously obsolete.
The Perfect Storm
Three critical timelines are converging:
The carbon budget for 1.5°C will be exhausted within 5 years
Rising systemic risks are eroding sector resilience across critical systems
Traditional risk transfer and financing models are proving inadequate
This isn't just another crisis. It's a fundamental rewiring of how global systems function, fail, and potentially transform.
Why Traditional Approaches Fail
The problem isn't just about measuring risk – it's about actively managing it in a world where:
Climate impacts are poorly quantified and under-hedged
Feedback delays mask critical system vulnerabilities
Traditional metrics and models are becoming increasingly unreliable
Project-by-project approaches can't match the scale of transformation needed
Our approach
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Transformation
We help build adaptive capacity across environmental, social, and economic dimensions.
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Collaboration
We partner with organisations that can catalyse and operationalise the transition at the scale required.
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Participation
We influence and help deploy resources towards a more resilient, regenerative, equitable economy.
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Regeneration
We help create aligned financial instruments that enable system-wide transformation.
“The climate crisis is not a science problem; it’s an incentive problem.
For far too long we have engineered markets to privatise the gains and socialise the losses.
Until we redesign a system where rewards are shared more broadly, what is becoming acutely risky and costly is to continue doing business as usual!”
Manuel Magalhães, Chief Executive