When it comes to ‘scaling,’ catalytic capital is key “Should an impact fund or enterprise still need catalytic financing if it has already achieved proof-of-concept and demonstrated early success? Should catalytic capital investors consider such […]
Najada Kumbuli, head of investments at the Visa Foundation, penned a powerful blog related to conversations during C3’s Learning Labs, focusing on the use of catalytic capital in a “seeding” role. “Catalytic capital providers have
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To maximize the potential of catalytic capital, investors should build communities that are “pragmatic, collaborative, and creative,” writes Dia Martin, managing director at U.S. International Development Finance Corporation, in a Seeding Impact blog in Impact
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How do experienced investors assess impact, financial, and non-financial parameters in defining catalytic capital? Yasmin Saltuk Lamy and Prerna Choudhury with British International Investment (BII) discuss their approach in blog that draws on discussions during
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As part of C3’s Seeding Impact blog series with Impact Alpha, Margot Kane from Spring Point Partners LLC offers an insightful take on how catalytic capital can fuel emerging fund managers. “Without risk-tolerant capital that
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“At one time, the very idea of doing ESG—or double/triple bottom line-investing—could be considered catalytic,” says Rebekah Saul Butler, co-executive director and chief investment officer with The Grove Foundation. “Now, impact investing is becoming mainstream,
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Is catalytic capital now a ‘badge of honor‘ as ImpactAlpha asserted at the end of last year? Increasingly, the answer appears to be yes – at least for a growing community of foundations, family offices, and others that are using this important form of impact investing to drive innovation, inclusion, and positive change around the world.
