Outcomes Finance is a shift from traditional input-based funding models to performance-based approaches, encouraging innovation, accountability, and long-term impact.

What if companies were owned not by distant shareholders or private investors—but by the very people who make them run every day?

A social acquisition occurs when either a for-profit or non-profit social-purpose organization (SPO) buys an existing business, creating benefits for both parties.

Innovative alternatives to traditional grant funding provide substantial benefits to both funders and recipients. Flexible forms of financing empower organisations to focus on achieving their mission and long-term goals, fostering growth and resilience.

Its flexibility, built-in risk mitigation, founder friendliness and cultural sensitivity makes RBI a tool that has the potential to drive innovation in previously underfunded industries and geographies.

Blended finance is a critical mechanism for catalyzing sustainable development. By strategically combining public, philanthropic, and private capital, this approach can mitigate risks, enhance returns, and mobilize the resources needed to address the world’s most pressing challenges.

Community bonds have the power to fund social-purpose projects while increasing community engagement and building community wealth.

Systems change investing opens up avenues for uncovering and generating new investment opportunities in underexplored areas with high transformative potential. It can also help diversify against systemic risks.