risks.

The following risks may be materially relevant but may not always be adequately captured by the summary risk indicator and may cause additional loss: Credit risk, Liquidity risk and Concentration risk. Sustainability risks may lead to a significant deterioration in the financial profile, profitability or reputation of an underlying investment and may therefore have a significant impact on its market price or liquidity. The environmental, social, and governance (“ESG”) considerations discussed herein may affect an investment team’s decision to invest in certain companies or industries from time to time. Results may differ from portfolios that do not apply similar ESG considerations to their investment process.

glossary.

Global Carbon Opportunity

The alpha potential of a growing market, key to the environmental transition.


Access to actively-managed, long-biased exposure to potentially attractive risk/reward carbon opportunities globally.

introducing carbon markets.

why carbon now?

our strategy.

why us?

our investment process.

1.
Universe
selection

2.
Investment
idea generation

3.
Portfolio
construction

4.
Portfolio
management

 

team.

investment team.

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Callum Lee
Portfolio Manager

 

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Ruben Lubowski
Chief Carbon and Environmental Markets Strategist

 

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Lorenzo Bernasconi
Head of Climate and Environmental Solutions

 

sustainability.

   
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Adriana Becerra-Cid
Sustainability Manager

 

 

The composition of the investment team may change.

The ascent of China’s national Emissions Trading Scheme
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The ascent of China’s national Emissions Trading Scheme

China is already the world’s largest carbon market. In our view, it will also become the world’s most valuable one. We explain the forces driving its growth.

‘A race to the top’: CBAM’s impact on global carbon pricing
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‘A race to the top’: CBAM’s impact on global carbon pricing

Could Europe’s new carbon tax on imports reverse years of cross-border climate cynicism and advance global efforts to better price emissions? 

A new dawn for voluntary carbon markets?
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A new dawn for voluntary carbon markets?

New guidelines have the potential to boost confidence and participation in the voluntary carbon market by identifying high-quality credits. 

Emissions trading: the market overlooks UK cap reforms
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Emissions trading: the market overlooks UK cap reforms

The UK has extended and could expand its Emissions Trading Scheme as part of its strengthened commitment to carbon markets, deepening the opportunity set for investors.

Carbon credits: reinforcing quality for impact and returns
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Carbon credits: reinforcing quality for impact and returns

Important actions are being taken to enhance the ability of carbon credits to channel much-needed finance to protect and restore nature.

Carbon markets advance despite mixed COP27 results
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Carbon markets advance despite mixed COP27 results

COP27 was a missed opportunity to finalise rules governing how nations can cut emissions using carbon markets – but will that hinder the markets' growth?  

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