Ideas and stories

Katell Le Goulven interviews CSP’s Kripa Sethuraman on turning personal assets—skills, networks and reputation—into real-world impact. What if the most powerful levers for sustainable finance aren’t only in portfolios, but also in the people who own them? The Center for Sustainable Finance and Private Wealth (CSP) has released an Investor Guide on Multicapital Strategies, arguing that wealthy individuals can achieve outsized impact by deploying four forms of capital—economic, cultural (skills/knowledge), social (networks) and symbolic (reputation)—in concert rather than relying on money alone.

Katell Le Goulven interviews Capitals Coalition’s Tim Polaszek on turning nature risks and dependencies into financial reality. How should business account for its most important supplier—the natural world? For decades, nature has been treated as an externality, its degradation hidden in the footnotes of corporate reports. But as biodiversity loss accelerates and ecosystem services wobble, ignoring nature’s contribution looks less like an oversight and more like a looming liability.

Ahead of Building Bridges, we sat down with Tony Goldner, the CEO of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD), to explore how a shared understanding of value, across natural, social, and financial capital, can guide more effective and sustainable decision-making.

In this conversation, Rachel Brooks and André Hoffmann explore the cultural shifts needed to shape regenerative leadership.

In the following interview, InTent asked Nora Wilhelm about her journey, what led her to systems change, why she founded Parayma, and how she stays resilient in the face of the adversity inherent in changework.

In this article, InTent sheds light on one of our partners’ approaches – Unearthodox – who support bold ideas that help all life on earth to thrive.

InTent has asked Business Schools for Climate Leadership (BS4CL) to share their views on the future of business education and their plans to accelerate the sustainability transition on campus and beyond.

InTent has asked Butch Bacani, UNEP’s Head of Insurance, to explain the fundamental role insurers could play in reversing nature loss and bridging the financing gap for nature.