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A list of private markets investors – both allocators and general partners – who have committed to report on their nature-related risks, impacts and opportunities.
It will not just be ESG pioneers and natural capital specialists integrating biodiversity into their investment processes.
Silva Capital, a Roc Partners-C6 joint venture, seeks to deliver carbon credits through the reforestation of farmland while maintaining agricultural productivity.
New South Wales minister for the environment Penny Sharpe says the state wants to create transparent and efficient biodiversity markets to attract capital.
Regenerative agriculture is attracting rising investor interest as a way to meet present needs without compromising future productivity, explain Manulife Investment Management’s Brent McGowan, Oliver Williams and Julie Koeninger.
Ecosystem Investment Partners is raising $650m for its latest environmental restoration strategy that targets wetlands, streams and endangered species habitats.
CAM has added walnuts and pistachios to a portfolio that already includes investments in almonds and macadamia.
A group of investors debated the merits of considering nature-based solutions as part of an infrastructure portfolio, arguing that stable long-term offtake backed by real assets could make it a close fit.
The fund will alongside multiple British scientific and research institutions to invest in start-up, spin-out and scale-up businesses linked to the bodies.
Australia’s Nature Repair Act came into effect in December and is expected to create a ‘world-first legislated, national, voluntary biodiversity market.’