On system change, climate, and sustainability

System Change, Not Climate Change? It’s happening.

Across boardrooms and trading floors, a new movement is rising: System Change. It's no longer enough to finance less harm, investors, institutions, and policymakers are being called to fund a better system altogether.

At the heart of this shift? The financial sector.

From rethinking growth metrics beyond GDP, to pushing for nature and social impact disclosures, financial players are driving capital toward regenerative, inclusive, and climate-resilient models.

Banks are revisiting risk models to price in planetary boundaries. Asset managers are rebalancing portfolios to support circular economies. Central banks are exploring green monetary policies.

System Change is not a fringe idea, it’s becoming an investment thesis.

The opportunity? A $10+ trillion market in climate and nature solutions by 2030 (WEF, 2023). The responsibility? Align capital with long-term system resilience, not just short-term returns.

It’s time for finance to stop reacting to crises, and start redesigning the system.