Partnerships for Nature: insights from Indigenous-led models in Canada
15 April 2025 / WORDS BY Pollination Foundation
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To get a sense of how global nature finance is evolving, we asked a range of institutional investors about their experiences investing in nature. We uncovered their motivations, ambitions, and what they consider to be the greatest risks and opportunities in the nature space – forming the backbone of the inaugural Pollination Nature Finance Focus report.
View reportClimate Asset Management, the specialist “natural capital” investment manager formed by HSBC Asset Management (HSBA.L) and climate change advisory firm Pollination Group, said it has raised $650 million for projects which aim to protect the environment.
Its investors are corporates, ranging from some of the top global 100 companies to smaller niche players, Martin Berg, CAM’s chief investment officer, said. Rather than financial returns, these investors will receive carbon credits.
“We thought the main target (for the funds) would be institutional investors but we now recognise corporates are key players … they are really becoming (big) investors in this,” he said.
Through its Natural Capital Strategy’s flagship 15-year Natural Capital Fund, CAM is targeting a 10% return on investment before fees on projects in regenerative agriculture and forestry in developed markets. CAM’s second strategy, its Nature Based Carbon Strategy, taps into increasing corporate demand for verifiable carbon offsets and will finance nature-based carbon projects in developing economies.
03 August 2021 / WORDS BY Pollination
Introduction to the TNFD process and what it could mean for investor and shareholder expectations around nature risk disclosure in Australia, including potential legal implications for directors. How leading businesses are practically addressing nature risk today.
An overview of the growing interest and accounting for natural capital, including global declines in biodiversity, the shifting political landscape, and trends towards corporate nature and biodiversity commitments. Includes and announcement from Responsible Investment Australasia Association (RIAA) CEO Simon O’Connor about a new Nature Working Group for the RIAA community.
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15 April 2025 / WORDS BY Pollination Foundation
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