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Environmental Finance is pleased to announce that our second annual Natural Capital Investment virtual conference will take place online on 4 March 2021.
The subject of natural capital investment and the material impact that environmental and biodiversity risks can have on balance sheets has never received so much widespread attention.
The conversations around it are evolving rapidly and with it comes with an increasing awareness of the challenges and opportunities for financial institutions, investors, and service providers in this space.
Meet other attendees through speed networking group video calls.
Meet with industry leaders through live Q&A, 1-2-1 video chat and messages.
Participate in small break-out groups for a facilitated discussion by group video calls.
Hear from 30+ expert grids and gain critical industry insights on a range of thought-provoking topics.
If you miss a session or want to refresh your memory on what was said, you can watch all the recordings on demand.
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A fund has been launched to invest in UK-based ‘ocean plant production’ such as seaweed, “which is set to become a multi-billion pound global industry” in coming decades, according to the fund manager.
Verra, an international standards agency for carbon offsets, is seeking public consultation on the proposal for a new Early Finance Carbon Unit (EFCU) unit that could be used to facilitate early flows of funding to carbon offset projects.
In advance of the Finance in Common Summit, Margaret Kuhlow argues that we need Public Development Banks to invest in a job-rich recovery that rebuilds for economic, environmental, and social resilience.
How does HSBC Pollination Climate Asset Management aim to attract large-scale investment in natural capital, Michael Hurley asks
The Bank of China (BoC) has issued the first blue bonds in Asia, raising nearly $950 million in a transaction described as a "milestone" in the development of financial instruments that help protect the oceans.