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The Future of Finance Podcast

Join us as we dive into the transformative power of finance and its potential to create a sustainable, equitable future.

Podcast · By Georges Dyer · English · Official site

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Sep 9, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Capital Market Assumption & System Level Investing, with Scott Kalb & William Burckart | SLI Series (opens the original)

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    This episode is part of our ongoing System-Level Investing series, featuring the chapter authors of The Handbook of System-Level Investing. Most capital market assumptions used across the investment industry are built almost entirely on historical data, which is a methodology that's worked for decades but may be reaching its limits as climate change reshapes long-term economic trends. Host Georges Dyer is joined by Scott Kalb, former CIO and Deputy CEO of the Korea Investment Corporation and now

  2. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Tynesia Boyea-Robinson of CapEQ on why ESG and DEI Are Still Important For Fiduciary Duty (opens the original)

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    Many institutional investors are caught in a bind: fiduciary duty requires them to weigh material risks like climate and workforce stability, while political pressure increasingly discourages them from naming those risks at all. Tynesia Boyea-Robinson, President & CEO of CapEQ and author of Just Change, joins Georges Dyer to unpack that tension, and what boards, CIOs, and asset owners can actually do about it. Key themes: Why political actors defining "materiality" from outside the institution c

  3. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Why Physical Climate Risk Still Isn't Priced In, with Eric Collins of CRX.pro (opens the original)

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    Physical climate risks such as wildfires, floods, extreme heat, are generating more data than ever, but institutional investors still struggle to translate it into decisions. In this episode, Eric Collins, co-founder of CRX.pro and former tech lead at the University of Washington's Climate Risk Lab, joins Georges Dyer to unpack why the physical risk data industry has a "last mile" problem, and what it actually takes to price this risk into portfolios. Key themes: Why physical risk data is prolif

  4. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Field Building for System Level Influence Discussion | TIIP 2026 Symposium (opens the original)

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    Internal guardrails and standards achieve scale only when supported by coordinated field-level action. Featuring Cambria Allen-Ratzlaff (PRI), Fran Seegull (USIIA), Georges Dyer (IEN), and Josh Zinner (ICCR), this session examined field building as a critical—but often underappreciated—lever for system-level investing. Moderated by Chavon Sutton of Cambridge Associates, panelists explored how investors can shape shared norms, information flows, and policy environments, and why collaboration with

  5. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    The Future of Sustainable Investing in Endowments with George Suttles (opens the original)

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    George Suttles is Executive Director of the Common Fund Institute, where he leads the organization's education, benchmarking, and professional development work for endowment and foundation investors. In this episode, Suttles joins host Georges Dyer to discuss how institutional investors are approaching sustainable and mission-aligned investing amid a shifting political and regulatory environment, a conversation relevant to any CIO, trustee, or asset manager weighing how to hold a long-term cours

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