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This decade, nature will be recognised by financial markets and provide first-mover opportunities for investors who understand this shift. This was a key message from Morten Rossé, Head of Nature and Climate at holistiQ Investment Partners, LOIM, at the recent LAPF Strategic Investment Forum convened by DG Publishing in Hertfordshire, the UK. Nature can be placed at the heart of value chains for select soft commodities, such as coffee, enabling farms degraded by monoculture to be restored as agroforests that boost biodiversity, crop yields and climate resilience while producing a premium product. “The value chain of coffee is its biggest weakness. It’s highly unbalanced, highly inefficient, highly emitting,” Rossé said. “Sales are already being disrupted by specialty markets that use coffee beans grown using agroforestry and regenerative farming practices.” He described how such projects can be integrated into a real-assets strategy viable for long-term institutional investment. “Markets are starting to see this value, and that’s why we believe this is the decade for nature.” Read more: http://spkl.io/604547fpc #nature #pensions #sustainableinvestment <Marketing Communication>

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Madison Reamsbottom

Head of Governance and Strategy at UK Sustainable Investment and Finance Association (UKSIF)

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Brilliant that Lombard Odier Investment Managers are doing work to commercialise nature and capitalise on these first-mover opportunities; the potential in this space is colossal 🏔️🏔️🏔️

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