Allied Climate Partners

We are proud to join our partners in supporting the Green Investments Partnership (GIP) - the first fund under Singapore’s Financing Asia’s Transition Partnership (FAST-P) - which has achieved its first close with $510M in committed capital.   Together with British International Investment, IFC - International Finance Corporation, Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), Temasek, European Commission, Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI), Export Finance Australia, FMO - Dutch entrepreneurial development bank, and HSBC, ACP is mobilizing blended finance to scale sustainable infrastructure across Southeast and South Asia. https://lnkd.in/gh9S4Xwg

ACP is looking for a Controller / Senior Manager to join our Finance & Operations team in New York City. This is a dynamic role at the intersection of nonprofit financial management and climate finance, with responsibilities spanning accounting, fund administration, investment reporting, and consolidations across our global portfolio. We’re seeking a mission-driven, entrepreneurial finance professional with: ✔️ 6+ years of relevant experience (audit, consolidations, nonprofit and/or investment funds) ✔️ Strong technical skills (CPA strongly preferred) ✔️ A proactive, problem-solving mindset 📍 Location: New York City Join our collaborative and purpose-driven team (or share this opportunity with someone in your network who may be a great fit)! Learn more and apply here: https://lnkd.in/eet5fRay

At this year’s FFD4 in Seville, Allied Climate Partners’ Senior Advisor Clarisa De Franco moderated a panel on one of the most persistent barriers to scaling climate solutions in emerging markets: the shortfall in equity and catalytic equity.   As Dana Barsky put it: “Equity is a teeny tiny dot in a sea of debt.” And yet, equity is foundational. Without it, projects can’t raise debt, and without debt, they can’t get built.   This session marked the first public discussion of forthcoming research from Allied Climate Partners, Climate Policy Initiative, Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ), and Wood Mackenzie, developed through The World Bank’s Private Sector Investment Lab (PSIL), which looks at how much equity and catalytic equity is needed to accelerate the clean energy transition in EMDEs, and how to unlock more of it.   The discussion surfaced key takeaways: • We need more equity and catalytic equity – especially to support early-stage and high-impact projects that otherwise can’t reach bankability. • Catalytic equity is working. Institutions like British International Investment, IFC - International Finance Corporation, Green Climate Fund, Allied Climate Partners and others are using it to mobilize commercial investment and accelerate delivery on climate goals. • In a world of retreating ODA and tighter budgets, catalytic equity offers a way to do more with less by crowding in private capital, reducing risk, and enabling scale. • We’re actively gathering feedback on the draft research and welcome ideas and partnership as we finalize the work for release later this year.   Equity in climate remains scarce and concentrated in a small set of institutions. What we need is more partners, more standardization, and a focus on replication and impact.   A sincere thank you to our partners and panelists, including Alfonso García Mora (IFC - International Finance Corporation), Charles Ehrhart (Green Climate Fund), Lucy Heintz (Actis), and those who joined the earlier discussion moderated by Barbara Buchner with Dana Barsky (Standard Chartered), Leslie Maasdorp (British International Investment), and Valahu Philippe (The Private Infrastructure Development Group), for contributing to a focused and forward-looking conversation.   #FFD4 #ClimateFinance #CatalyticCapital #DevelopmentFinance #EquityGap #EmergingMarkets

Mark Gallogly, Allied Climate Partners Chair, highlighted India's pivotal role in global climate action and economic growth through sustainability in a recent interview at #ClimateTechConveningIndia2025. Gallogly sees India's opportunity as transformative: maintaining high growth while pioneering a low-carbon development path. "No country in the world is more important on this issue than India," he notes, emphasizing that sustainability represents "the world's greatest challenge and its greatest economic opportunity." By creating economic value while reducing carbon emissions, India can serve as a global model for #sustainabledevelopment.

As we approach the end of a year filled with significant political and economic challenges, the importance of investment in supporting sustainable development has never been clearer.   ACP’s CEO, Ahmed Saeed, will be addressing these critical issues at the upcoming event, "Emerging Markets: Investing in development at a time of political change" hosted by the Financial Times.   This discussion will delve into the complex landscape that investors face today — where political stability, governance, and economic resilience play vital roles in shaping investment strategies. #FTGlobalBoardroom #SustainableDevelopment Georgia Levenson Keohane Yemi Lalude Nick Rohatyn Patrick Temple-West

To drive change, we all need partners. Our collaboration with Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL) is one that we really value. Together at #COP29, we engaged in meaningful discussions on climate finance and the transition to clean energy in developing countries.    Thank you, SEforALL, for your unwavering support and for creating a distinctive platform for collaboration and dialogue.