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The shift is backed by data: in 2023, institutional demand for carbon credits rose by 31% (Trove Research). BlackRock launched a $1.5 billion climate infrastructure fund. In 2024, JPMorgan acquired a stake in Anew, one of the worldβs largest carbon trading platforms.
Meanwhile, UNEP reports that nearly $7 trillion annually still flows into nature-negative industries. Less than 3% of global capital supports ecosystem restoration, conservation, or sustainable land use. That imbalance is beginning to shift.
This is a structural flaw in capital allocation and the market is beginning to correct. Where there is correction, there is opportunity.
Capital is rotating. Regulation is evolving. High-integrity credits are becoming scarce.
And most investors remain shut out of the climate assets institutional capital is now targeting. But we are fixing that at
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