Media & insights.

World Soil Day 2023

As impact lead for our Natural Capital Strategy, Megan uses her experiences in real asset development, project finance and investment management to share some insights on World Soil Day.

TNFD LEAP Pilot Update

Applying the Locate and Evaluate steps

Hundreds of millions of dollars pledged for African carbon credits at climate summit

Climate Asset Management appoints Hugh Killen, Irina Frolova and Andrea Abrahams as independent directors

Climate Asset Management is delighted to announce the appointment of three independent non-executive directors to join respectively its board and discrete investment committees.

Climate Asset Management completes c.1,800Ha Macadamia project acquisition in Queensland

Climate Asset Management, the specialist asset management firm that is exclusively dedicated to natural capital, is pleased to announce completion of the acquisition of c.1,800 hectares of farmland in Queensland, Australia.

Scaling Regenerative Agriculture

Delivering resilient agrifood systems which are net zero and contribute to the nature positive transition is at the heart of our investment philosophy

Profile: Martin Berg of Climate Asset Management

The new CEO of Climate Asset Management, Martin Berg, tells Thomas Cox about the challenge of scaling natural capital.

Martin Berg takes on CEO role at Climate Asset Management as Christof Kutscher steps down

The board of Climate Asset Management is delighted to announce the appointment of Martin Berg as Chief Executive Officer

Climate Asset Management will manage a new investment fund for Apple as Apple doubles the size of its Restore Fund

• Apple commits up to an additional $200 million to its Restore Fund

• The new fund is managed by Climate Asset Management and offers Apple suppliers the opportunity to become partners in the fund

• A unique blended fund structure targeting financial and climate benefits

COP15 - worth the wait?

Initially scheduled for 2020 and billed as the ‘Super Year for Nature’, COP 15 has seen both delays and venue changes, but in Montreal in December it certainly felt that the effort to get there neither dulled the enthusiasm nor the urgency.