In this episode, Rebalance Earth’s Rob Gardner explains why institutional investors must view nature as "living infrastructure" to mitigate systemic climate risks and secure long-term, performance-linked returns.
Increased allocations to UK forestry, regenerative agriculture and nature-based infrastructure are essential to portfolio resilience, says Robert Gardner, CEO and Co-founder of Rebalance Earth.
Stephen O’Neill, Head of Infrastructure and Natural Capital at Nest, explains the due diligence underpinning the UK pension provider’s investment in sustainable forestry.
New assessment underlines business impacts and dependencies on biodiversity, calls for comprehensive and rapid realignment of finance flows.
Rich pickings await the asset owners willing to work with the natural cycles of private markets strategies focused on farmland and forestry.
The advent of finance-grade data will push nature into the investment mainstream in 2026, says Steven King, Senior Vice President, Business Development Resource Management Service.
Bruno Gardner, Head of Climate Change and Nature at Phoenix Group, explains how the asset owner intends to use private markets channels to deliver impact and returns.
Belém proved COPs have a future - if they increase their focus on implementation and action, says Maria Nazarova-Doyle, Global Head of Sustainable Investment, IFM Investors.
As nature emerges as an asset class, leading experts highlight the broadening - and perhaps unexpected - opportunities for institutional investors.
Webcast summary: Voluntary guidance and regulatory frameworks increasingly require an integrated approach to transition planning across climate and nature, both for large corporates and financial institutions. In parallel, institutional investors (and other sources of finance) are increasingly factoring nature-related risks...
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