Women Changing Finance
Women Changing Finance
Podcast Description
Women Changing Finance isn’t just about finance—it’s about the people transforming it to create a better world. Host Krisztina Tora, a global leader and changemaker, brings her extensive expertise to the conversation, inviting remarkable women from across the globe to share their stories of driving social and environmental impact through financial innovation.Through real-world examples and personal journeys, this podcast reveals how finance can be a powerful tool for change—something we can all engage with and leverage for good.Our guests are women proving that change is possible—whether by investing in underserved communities, developing innovative solutions to address climate challenges, or driving systems-level transformation. Their stories showcase the impact we can create when we align financial resources with our highest aspirations for a better world.If you’re a changemaker, a professional seeking purpose, or simply curious about the role of finance in building a better future, join us to: Get inspired by real stories of impact and innovation Learn how to contribute to systemic change Explore the intersection of finance, purpose, and leadershipSubscribe now and join us in reimagining finance!Visit our website womenchangingfinance.org
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Content Themes
The podcast centers around themes of social and environmental impact through financial innovation, featuring episodes like Carmen Correa discussing gender-lens investing and Naina Subberwal Batra exploring the landscape of impact investing in Asia. It focuses on the intersection of finance, purpose, and leadership, showcasing real-world examples of how finance can drive social change.
Women Changing Finance isn’t just about finance—it’s about the people transforming it to create a better world. Host Krisztina Tora, a global leader and changemaker, brings her extensive expertise to the conversation, inviting remarkable women from across the globe to share their stories of driving social and environmental impact through financial innovation.
Through real-world examples and personal journeys, this podcast reveals how finance can be a powerful tool for change—something we can all engage with and leverage for good.
Our guests are women proving that change is possible—whether by investing in underserved communities, developing innovative solutions to address climate challenges, or driving systems-level transformation. Their stories showcase the impact we can create when we align financial resources with our highest aspirations for a better world.
If you’re a changemaker, a professional seeking purpose, or simply curious about the role of finance in building a better future, join us to:
- Get inspired by real stories of impact and innovation
- Learn how to contribute to systemic change
- Explore the intersection of finance, purpose, and leadership
Subscribe now and join us in reimagining finance!
Visit our website womenchangingfinance.org
In this episode of Women Changing Finance, Delilah Rothenberg, explains how investment structures can reduce inequality and build long-term resilience. Delilah shares why traditional finance tools often ignore the real risks — from income inequality to environmental collapse — and how a new mindset called systemic stewardship is helping investors think beyond short-term returns. We explore what fiduciary duty actually means when investors’ decisions affect entire sectors, and how new structures like employee and community ownership can transform who benefits from capital. From pushing for stronger governance in pension funds to helping investors measure their impact on inequality, Delilah is working hard to make finance more fair, inclusive, and sustainable. If you ever wondered if finance can really be transformed to serve everyone, tune in and get your answers from one of the experts leading the change.
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- Visit our website: womenchangingfinance.org
- Read Delilah’s full bio
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To go further here are some of the references mentioned during the episode:
- Predistribution Initiative https://www.predistributioninitiative.org/
- The Limits to Growth
- Nell Minow, Robert Monks, James Hawley, Jon Lukomnik cited as experts on the topic of universal ownership
- The Investment Integration Project TIIP https://tiiproject.com/
- Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) https://www.unpri.org/
- The Generation Foundation – Legal Framework for Impact https://www.genfound.org/our-thinking-foundation/collaborative-publications/a-legal-framework-for-impact/
- “ESG Is Dead – Long Live ESG: Guidance for US Pension Fiduciaries”, article written by Keith Johnson, Rick Funston, and Tiffany Reeves
- Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) https://www.globalreporting.org/
- The Economic Policy Institute (EPI) https://www.epi.org/
- Open Society Foundations https://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/
- Taskforce on Inequality and Social-related Financial Disclosures (TISFD) https://www.tisfd.org/
- PGGM https://www.pggm.nl/en/
- University Pension Plan (UPP) https://myupp.ca/
- Moving Beyond Modern Portfolio Theory: Investing That Matters, by Jon Lukomnik, James P. Hawley
- 21st Century Investing, by William Burckart and Steve Lydenberg
- Wealth Supremacy, by Marjorie Kelly
- The Myth of Capitalism: Monopolies and the Death of Competition by Jonathan Tepper with Denise Hearn
- Earth for All – A Survival Guide for Humanity
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