insights.

We profile two companies from emissions-intensive industries, drawing on analytical and engagement experience to discern which is more likely to fulfil its decarbonisation target. 

Our review of 2024 for TargetNetZero equities considers positive headwinds and how stock selection within traditionally carbon-intensive sectors benefitted investors.

At Davos 2025, sessions devoted to sustainable ‘circular construction’ and the growth of new business models saw experts explore how a focus on achieving a positive impact on nature and society is creating new avenues for business growth

At WEF 2025 in Davos, leading thinkers from finance, politics, science and climate change made the case for investing in four types of capital – natural, social, human and produced – with nature being the starting point. 

How can investing in nature-based agriculture turn greater consumption and profitability into an environmental virtue? At Building Bridges 2024, LOIM helped articulate the opportunity.  

In this Q&A, our nature specialist explores the ability of nature-based solutions to combat the biodiversity loss and climate-change crises while promoting a circular bioeconomy.

HM The King hosted an event focused on nature-based business and investment for the UK launch of the Circular Bioeconomy Alliance.

Long-term capital allocation to regenerative value chains delivers greater investment potential and benefits nature more than trading biodiversity credits.