All Natural Capital articles – Page 2
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Special ReportsBCI: A global partnership approach in renewable resources
In 20 years, BCI has built up a sizeable direct natural capital portfolio with strategic partners, Owen Martin tells Christopher Walker
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Special ReportsAgriculture specialist Cibus Capital mulls move into carbon credits
Florence Chong speaks to consultant investment director Damon Petrie
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Special ReportsRegenerative agriculture: Back to life
Institutional investment managers are taking a lead role in the urgent need for regenerative farming
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Special ReportsNew Forests: Ploughing a new furrow in agriculture
Fifth-placed New Forests has big plans for its agriculture arm. Florence Chong speaks to head of New Agriculture Bruce King
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Special ReportsMacquarie: Growing up fast in agriculture
Macquarie has been expanding fast in Australia’s agriculture sector. Florence Chong speaks to Colin Rigg
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Special ReportsTop 50 natural capital investors 2025: Fertile asset class
Total assets among the largest institutional investors grows to €76bn
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Special ReportsTop 40 natural capital investment managers 2025: Fields, forests, fast
The convergence of large timber and agriculture specialists is helping to fuel growth
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Opinion PiecesIPE Real Assets January/February 2025: A year of climate and political risk?
As fires spread across the Los Angeles metropolitan area in California in early January, scientists confirmed that 2024 had been the hottest year on record
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NewsEvli, Kyushu Electric Power, German insurer back New Forests fund
Australia New Zealand Landscapes and Forestry Fund closes with A$600m commitments
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NewsMontana BOI invests in nature and biodiversity via Ecosystem Investment
Pension fund also backs Westport Capital’s global cold storage warehouse fund
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InterviewsGresham House's Olly Hughes makes the case for sustainable timber
The Gresham House managing director warns against overlooking sustainable timber amid today’s new wave of natural capital. Interview by Lauren Mills
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AnalysisCOP16: Indigenous peoples and businesses both vital to biodiversity conservation
The recent COP16 in Colombia emphasised the dual importance of indigenous peoples and businesses in biodiversity conservation. Christopher Walker reports
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NewsAviva invests in nature restoration company Nattergal
Aviva’s chief sustainability officer Blamey joins the Nattergal board as a board advisor.
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NewsClimate Asset Management secures more than $1bn for natural capital funds
Firm reaches final close for Natural Capital Fund and Nature Based Carbon Fund
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NewsBTG Pactual and Meta agree 1.3m in nature-based carbon removal credits
Timberland fund manager and tech giant have agreed options for delivery of additional 2.6m credits
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NewsIPE RA Infra Conference: Investors debate benefits and evolution of natural capital
Low correlation and diversification benefits cited as major drivers for allocations
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Opinion PiecesGuest view: Government mandates essential to drive private capital into nature
The UK can become a natural capital leader under Labour by expanding regulatory frameworks
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NewsIllinois Teachers calls for consultants for its $12.2bn real assets portfolios
Pension fund issues request for proposals to potentially replace incumbent adviser Stepstone
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InterviewsWill the EU’s Nature Restoration Law open up new natural capital investments?
Christopher Walker explores what the new law could mean for institutional investors
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Opinion PiecesIPE Real Assets July/August 2024: The links between energy, data and nature
Assets under management (AUM) of the 100 largest infrastructure investment managers have risen to €2.2trn – from €1.98trn last year – according to the latest IPE Real Assets ranking. The industry is consolidating as well, led by the ongoing merger of BlackRock and Global Infrastructure Partners, which – based on current figures – would create a giant with more than €150bn in infrastructure AUM.
