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The biggest opportunity in impact investing may not be finding more money.

It may be building the markets that allow money to move.

That idea runs through this episode of Investing in Impact with Slav Gatchev, Vice President of Innovative Finance at The Rockefeller Foundation.

Gatchev has spent much of his career working at the intersection of finance, infrastructure, emerging markets, and conservation. Before joining The Rockefeller Foundation, he led large sovereign debt conversion transactions at The Nature Conservancy. Earlier in his career, he spent more than two decades advising on infrastructure investments across global emerging markets.

His experience gives him a useful perspective on one of the central questions facing impact finance today:

How do we move from funding individual projects to creating systems that can attract capital at scale?

Throughout the conversation, Gatchev explains why the answer often begins with flexible capital, patient institutions, and a willingness to solve problems that traditional investors cannot yet address.

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