From Deals to Systems: Building the Architecture for Climate Capital at Scale (Invite-Only)

Climate investment opportunities across growth markets are expanding rapidly, yet capital deployment continues to fall well short of what is needed to support the global transition. 

The challenge is increasingly not a lack of capital or investor interest. Rather, climate investing in growth markets remains constrained by fragmented approaches to risk assessment, due diligence, transaction structuring, and execution. As a result, many investments continue to be evaluated and deployed on a bespoke, deal-by-deal basis, limiting scale, increasing costs, and slowing capital mobilization. 

As institutional investors seek larger, more efficient, and more repeatable pathways to deployment, there is growing recognition that the next phase of market development requires moving beyond individual transactions toward the underlying architecture that enables capital to flow at scale. 

This invitation-only roundtable will bring together a select group of asset owners, asset managers, MDBs, DFIs, and market leaders to explore a central question: 

What market architecture is needed to make climate investing in growth markets investable at institutional scale? 

The discussion will focus on identifying the structural barriers that continue to impede deployment and exploring the market infrastructure, coordination mechanisms, and investment frameworks required to accelerate capital flows at scale. 

Importantly, the discussion will draw on practical examples from institutions that have successfully deployed climate capital at scale, with the objective of identifying approaches that can be adopted more broadly across the market.