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"Women rarely default on loans, yet banks charge them more and lend them less. That’s not risk—it’s bias." The global funding gap for women entrepreneurs exploded from $300B to $1.7T. Global Invest Her founder Anne Ravanona joins TBLI Radical Truth to expose why the system is broken and how to fix capital allocation. When Anne Ravanona started Global Invest Her, the global funding gap for women entrepreneurs was $300 billion. Everyone commissioned reports and called it a scandal. Today, that gap has exploded to $1.7 trillion. Women receive barely 2% of venture capital and 1% of corporate procurement—even though they default on loans far less often than men. That isn't financial risk; that is bias priced into the market. In this episode, Anne breaks down how we unlock $28 trillion for global GDP and fund 1 million women by 2030. In this episode of TBLI Radical Truth, host Robert Rubinstein sits down with Anne Ravanona, founder of Global Invest Her, INSEAD Entrepreneur in Residence, and advisor on gender equality. They break down the systemic biases in venture capital, why female founders outperform despite receiving only 2% of VC funds, and how redirecting capital to women could add $28 trillion to global GDP. Women rarely default on bank loans. Banks still lend them less and charge them higher interest. That is not risk pricing. It is bias, and it costs $1.7 trillion. This is TBLI Radical Truth with Robert Rubinstein. When Anne Ravanona started, the gap was $300 billion. Everyone called it a scandal and commissioned a report. Thirteen years later it is $1.7 trillion. Her argument: this is not a diversity problem but a capital allocation failure, and whoever sees it first is sitting on the biggest arbitrage in the market. Anne Ravanona is the founder of Global InvestHer and entrepreneur in residence at INSEAD, with 25 years in global business. She served three years on the jury of the French president's Simone Veil Prize, put women's economic empowerment proposals to President Macron, and has spent six years in the EU delegation to the W20, which advises G20 leaders. Her target is one million women funded by 2030. 📌 Key Moments in This Episode: 00:00 - The $1.7 Trillion Funding Gap 04:15 - The Awakening: From $300B to $1.7T 10:45 - Advising President Macron & G20 Policy 18:30 - The $28 Trillion Economic Opportunity 27:10 - Perception vs. Reality: Are Women Actually Risk-Averse? 38:45 - Filtering Extractive VCs & Building Authentic Networks 51:15 - The Roadmap: Funding 1 Million Women by 2030 🔗 Connect with Anne Ravanona: • Global Invest Her: https://globalinvesther.com • Buy From Her: https://buyfromher.com • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anneravanona/ 📌 Subscribe to TBLI Radical Truth for unfiltered, deep-dive discussions challenging the conventional narratives around impact and the future of finance. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDBhRVM93uUnAAtqOMIz_yg?sub_confirmation=1 WHAT'S COVERED - 2% of global venture capital goes to women founders, 3% in Europe, and only 12% of cheque writers are women - 1% of corporate purchasing and 1% of government purchasing worldwide goes to women-owned businesses - Women rarely default on loans, yet banks lend them less and charge higher rates - Her own son is 70 to 80% more likely to get funded, and he does not have to be good - "I have to ask my wife about this": what happens when a woman pitches a product for women - Why she calls it arbitrage, and what the coming wealth transfer to women does to the maths - The next guy in a hoodie, and the black woman in a wheelchair who will not get the meeting - 1,100 funders ranked on how women-friendly they really are, and what the ranking measures RELATED EPISODES Michaela Berglund, Feminvest, on testing the deal flow excuse and taking 1,700 applications in a year. MORE ON ANNE RAVANONA Global InvestHer: https://www.globalinvesther.com BuyFromHer: https://www.buyfromher.com Anne Ravanona on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anneravanona/ EXTRACTION How business takes your money, your work, your resources, your data and your future, while presenting itself as something else entirely. Robert Rubinstein's next book, from 30 years inside the system. If this conversation makes you question where your money is actually going, Extraction takes that investigation much further. TBLI GROUP https://www.tbligroup.com Robert Rubinstein on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertrubinstein/ #VentureCapital #WomenEntrepreneurs #GenderLensInvesting #FemaleFounders #StartupFunding #ImpactInvesting #AccessToCapital #WomenInFinance #SustainableFinance #WomenInVC #AnneRavanona #TBLIRadicalTruth Recorded in August 2026.

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