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Bridging capital and policy for sustainable innovation

Capital Meets Policy Dialogue is the flagship series from GFTN connecting investors, policymakers, and technology leaders to accelerate sustainable finance and innovation.

These dialogues explore how capital and policy can work together to drive long-term growth and inclusion. Each edition brings together decision-makers from financial institutions, venture funds, and public agencies to exchange perspectives on capital mobilisation, regulatory frameworks, and digital transformation. 

Since 2022, Capital Meets Policy Dialogue has brought together participants from over 30 markets, creating partnerships that inform policy roadmaps and catalyse investment across areas such as digital assets, climate finance, and artificial intelligence.

Programme Highlights

Investment Policy

Investment–Policy Dialogues

Closed-door sessions that bring together investors, regulators, and policymakers to align capital strategies with sustainable economic priorities.
Capital Market Workshops

Capital Market Workshops

Interactive discussions exploring trends in venture capital, climate finance, and tokenised assets through the lens of policy and regulation.
Sustainability and Impact Finance Forums

Sustainability and Impact Finance Forums

Sessions focused on mobilising private and public capital towards green growth, inclusive finance, and technology adoption.
Reports & Impact

Reports and Insights

Outputs include policy briefs, investor frameworks, and whitepapers co-developed with leading institutions and think tanks.

Upcoming Events

Point Zero Forum – Capital Meets Policy

ZURICH | JUNE 2026

Point Zero Forum – Capital Meets Policy
Co-hosted with the Swiss State Secretariat for International Finance and MAS, this dialogue explores digital assets, AI, and sustainability-linked finance.
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Singapore FinTech Festival Policy and Capital Dialogues

SINGAPORE | NOV 2025

Singapore FinTech Festival Policy and Capital Dialogues
Convening global investors, regulators, and development institutions to identify shared priorities for scaling sustainable finance.
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