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  • Date 17 September 2024
  • Words by Climate Asset Management
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Andrew Dyson appointed chair of Climate Asset Management

The Board of Climate Asset Management is delighted to announce the appointment of Andrew Dyson as non-executive Chair.

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Dyson who was formerly Chairman and CEO of PGIM Quantitative Solutions between 2017 and 2022, has recently been acting as a senior advisor to Pollination, the global climate investment and advisory firm, which, alongside HSBC Asset Management, founded Climate Asset Management as a joint venture four years ago.  He previously held senior roles at Affiliated Managers Group Inc. and at Blackrock. He currently sits on the boards of Adjuvo Network and New Change FX.

Dyson steps down from his senior advisor role at Pollination and takes up his new role with immediate effect.

Martin Berg, CEO of Climate Asset Management, said: “As we structure ourselves for the next phase of our growth, Andrew’s experience and extensive expertise will I know be invaluable to us.  As chair, alongside his formal duties, he will be a terrific support to the leadership team in determining and implementing our future strategies and I am looking forward to working closely with him.”

Andrew Dyson, Chair of Climate Asset Management added: “It is truly impressive to see just how much Climate Asset Management has achieved in the four years it has been in existence.  The exclusive focus on natural capital and nature-based solutions to meet the twin climate and nature crises, is as inspirational as it is timely.  With nature increasingly high up on the agenda of most of the boardrooms and long-term institutions around the world, we expect to continue our rapid growth trajectory as we help institutional investors and global corporates achieve their net zero goals.”

ENDS

 

About Climate Asset Management
Climate Asset Management was formed in 2020 as a joint venture of HSBC Asset Management and Pollination, with the ambition to grow the world’s leading asset management company dedicated to natural capital. It aims to provide investment solutions that are good for nature, people, and our planet. Climate Asset Management’s investment strategies seek to work across landscapes to build resilience whilst generating returns. Through its Natural Capital Strategy, it aims to deliver attractive, long-term risk return outcomes and create impact at scale by protecting and restoring vital biodiversity. Through its Nature Based Carbon Strategy, it aims to unlock the supply of high impact carbon credits for corporates and investors seeking to achieve net zero.

Issued in the UK by Climate Asset Management Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK (FRN 944222). Its registered address is at 3 More London Riverside, London SE1 2AQ, United Kingdom

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Ben Thompson – Marketing and Communications, Climate Asset Management
+44 (0)7837 408 421
ben.thompson@climateassetmanagement.com

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