Creating seamless and easy ways to shift large capital flows toward deep systemic transformation is critical to address the multiple crises we face. A recent investigation[1] not only drew the outlines of such a financing system, but it found several existing and emerging examples. Particularly exciting is the wide variety of examples, which suggests such systems can be adapted to diverse contexts and issues. The foundation of the report, developed with a group of three dozen people working on the financing transformation challenge, was distinguishing between “progressive capital” and “transformations capital”. The distinction, summarized in Table 1, proposes a type…