The Business Times: Valuing natural capital: Asia has the most to lose, and gain

“We firmly believe this should not just be about divesting away from financing activities that enable a harmful impact on nature, but also about investing deeper into activities that have a positive impact,” said Williams.

This could include nature-themed funds that invest in natural capital projects such as nature-based solutions and agro-forestry, or solutions that reduce negative impact on nature, such as circular production models and alternative proteins, he added. One recent example is Silverstrand Capital’s Biodiversity Accelerator+, supported by Temasek, which aims to support startups offering either nature technology or nature-based solutions.

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