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  • Biodiversity Insight 2024 published

    17 January 2024

    Environmental Finance has published its Biodiversity Insight 2024, featuring articles about how investors are incorporating biodiversity risks into their decisions and identifying investments to protect and restore nature.

  • People Moves, 12 January: Barclays, Impax, ABN AMRO, Natixis ... and more

    12 January 2024
  • High capital charge preventing US insurers from investing in natural capital

    25 September 2023

    US insurers are being put off from investing in natural capital assets because of high capital charges, according to Megan Reilly Cayten, senior investment manager at Climate Asset Management.

  • People Moves, 15 September: Climate Asset Management, State Street, MSCI... and more

    15 September 2023
  • Climate AM acquires Australian 'regenerative agriculture' project

    05 September 2023

    Climate Asset Management's natural capital fund has acquired a regenerative agriculture project in Australia for an undisclosed amount, to restore biodiversity and generate carbon removal credits.

  • Natural Capital Investment Americas: early bird ends today!

    18 August 2023

    The early bird rate for the Natural Capital Investment Americas conference ends today, so register now to save 20%. Environmental Finance subscribers receive a further 30% discount.

  • The need for regenerative agriculture

    11 July 2023

    Being sustainable is no longer enough, argues Carl Atkin-House

  • Profile: Martin Berg of Climate Asset Management

    22 May 2023

    The new CEO of Climate Asset Management, Martin Berg, tells Thomas Cox about the challenge of scaling natural capital.

  • Climate Asset Management to lead Apple 'carbon removal' fund

    14 April 2023

    Apple has launched a fund to which it will commit "up to" $200 million to invest in "high-impact, scalable, nature-based carbon removal offsets".

  • Vague COP15 agreement is 'not a Paris moment', warns HSBC

    20 December 2022

    The global biodiversity framework agreed at the COP15 conference this week failed to meet expectations among some observers that it could provide an equivalent target to 'net zero' for nature, according to a research note by HSBC.