Systemic investing and financing
Prior to colonisation First Nations’ economies operated through complex webs of traditions and connections that gave groups rights to resources and responsibilities to sustain the socio-political and ecological relations within a place. This led to diverse forms of custodianship that linked people to place through intricate roles of stewardship and... See more
Dr Jai Allison • Situating Community Wealth Building and Place Based Capital in the Australian context
Capital orchestration for regenerative agriculture
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Definition and Hallmarks of Systemic Investing
Explains systemic investing, distinguishing it from traditional finance, detailing its definition, key hallmarks, and practical implications for capital deployment aimed at societal and environmental transformation.
transformation.capitalOnline Flipbook
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Humanity is capable of so much more.
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This disruption will most likely open up new fields. It will demand new allocation practices—rooted in systemic investing, dynamic risk scaffolding, and multi-capital logics. It will catalyse the emergence of hybrid institutions that can operate across public, private, and civic domains, grounded not only in financial performance, but in... See more
