Aligning financial markets with a sustainable future
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Watch our recent webinars
Stormy Outlook for US Plastics Refiners
Has the time come for investors and financiers to encourage plastic producers to cancel expansion plans and adopt a recycling focus instead?
Gabriel Thoumi, Head of Plastics Programme, Planet Tracker and a panel of experts discuss the outlook for the US Plastics Refining sector.
Bonds for Ponds
Aquafeed constitutes the aquaculture industry’s largest operating cost & largest source of environmental impacts.’Bonds for Ponds’ presents a case for financing an industry transition, using green bonds to scale innovative feeds.
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Traceable Returns
This webinar presents our latest report, showing how traceability could double the EBIT margin of seafood processors while reducing investor risk.
EU Investor Exposure to Plastics Policies: Resins, Risks and Pollution
Looking to understand the connection between biodiversity collapse, plastics pollution and new technology opportunities? Watch our webinar to hear a panel of experts discuss current research into EU resins, plastics packaging and the investors financing the industry.
Planet Tracker is a non-profit financial think tank. It was launched in 2018 by the Investor Watch Group whose founders, Mark Campanale and Nick Robins, created the Carbon Tracker Initiative.
The Need for Change
1
Critical ecosystems
are dangerously close to collapse
2
Financial markets
are failing to translate the true value of nature into valuation models
3
Urgent need
for rapid integration of natural capital valuations into financial risk management in capital markets
Mission
Planet Tracker aims to unlock, mobilize and redirect the transformative power of capital markets to deliver on sustainable development objectives.
What we do
Planet Tracker’s research focuses on how changes in ecosystem values impact real versus projected returns on equity and sovereign investments.
Tracker Programmes
Planet Tracker creates reports and analyses to raise awareness of ‘values-at-risk’ to the financial community.
