Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this clip, José Pugas, Partner & Chief Sustainability Officer at Regia Capital discusses the similarities between sustainability and the Japanese philosophy of kintsugi with Paul Van Eynde, Chief Marketing & Strategy Officer at the PRI.
Discover how the ancient art of repairing broken pottery with gold becomes a powerful metaphor for embracing imperfections and learning from failures in the journey of responsible investing.
José shares personal reflections as a kintsugi art collector and delves into how ethical principles in investing have evolved over millennia, shaping the modern landscape of ESG and sustainable finance.
Watch the full episode here - youtu.be/3sjt3Kh3HKo
In this clip, José Pugas, Partner & Chief Sustainability Officer at Regia Capital discusses the similarities between sustainability and the Japanese philosophy of kintsugi with Paul Van Eynde, Chief Marketing & Strategy Officer at the PRI.
Discover how the ancient art of repairing broken pottery with gold becomes a powerful metaphor for embracing imperfections and learning from failures in the journey of responsible investing.
José shares personal reflections as a kintsugi art collector and delves into how ethical principles in investing have evolved over millennia, shaping the modern landscape of ESG and sustainable finance.
Watch the full episode here - youtu.be/3sjt3Kh3HKo










