Iceberg Data Lab News Today

As companies develop ways to improve how we farm, breed fish for food, package food, and so on, they will need the backing of investors. If the world is to reduce carbon emissions and their impact on the planet and the global economy, billions more needs to be invested in nature-based solutions.

Green fintech Iceberg Data Lab has picked up three new clients in France, including Banque de France, global insurance and asset management house Generali and pension scheme ERAFP.

French group unveils new strategy designed to invest in firms helping restore and improve ecosystems.

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<p>BNP Paribas Asset Management (‘BNPP AM’) announces the launch of <span>BNP Paribas Easy ESG Eurozone Biodiversity Leaders PAB UCITS ETF</span>, offering investors exposure to companies with a lo...

New strategy will aim to enable wholesale and institutional investors to integrate protection of nature into their portfolios.

Banking giant takes a stab at caclulating biodiversity impacts of its financing activities for first time, as it looks to meet requirements of new French nature reporting law

The AXA WF ACT Biodiversity fund has been designed to contribute to four UN Sustainability Goals and excludes soft commodities from its investment universe.

Investegate announcements from HSBC Holdings PLC, Annual Financial Report - Part 2

Ossiam ETF aims to tackle biodiversity destruction Smart beta specialist Ossiam has rolled out an ETF designed to tackle the destruction of global biodiversity. Said to be the first of its kind, the strategy takes a quantitative approach in order to achieve a measurable reduction in the biodiversity footprint of the food and agriculture sector.  Ossiam chief executive Bruno Poulin warned that “if current food production methods and diets are not drastically improved, there are likely to be c...

How much is an elephant worth? Meet the ecologists doing the sums Patrick Greenfield In 1996, Prof Shahid Naeem was part of a team of researchers who set out to value the Earth. Specifically, they were trying to establish the dollar value of all of the “ecosystem services” the planet provides to humans every year. Around $33tn, they concluded, nearly double global GDP at the time. “The team was half ecologists and half economists. The ecologists found the exercise really s...