Bringing you news, views and analysis since 2013

37163

Climate Solutions launches climate and ESG-focused private marketplace for institutional investors

RELATED TOPICS​

Climate Solutions, a climate-focused capital raising and strategic advisory firm, has launched Climarket, an online marketplace for institutional investors seeking climate and ESG-focused investment opportunities in private markets.

Climarket directly responds to the rapidly increasing demand from institutional investors for higher returns and greater impact.

To empower companies to more readily raise capital at scale and pace in private markets, the digital platform connects banks, family offices, VCs, private equity funds, fund managers and high net worth individuals with debt and project finance investment opportunities within Climate Solution’s five investment themes of energy transition, sustainable agriculture, net-zero real estate, water solutions and the circular economy.

Climarket will expand to include Climate Solutions’ private market equity investment opportunities in the near future.

All investment opportunities are thoroughly pre-screened using Climate Solutions’ proprietary investment screening tool. The Climarket platform clearly identifies which of the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals are advanced by each investment opportunity.

Simon Puleston Jones, CEO of Climate Solutions, says: “Climate Solutions was founded to address an immediate global problem. Whilst institutional investors are increasingly committing to invest billions, or even trillions, of dollars in climate change solutions by 2030, where can they find quality investment opportunities in which to invest at such scale and pace? Climarket directly addresses their demand and brings much-needed transparency to private markets.”

To scale the growth of vertical farming, biofuels, carbon capture and electric vehicle adoption, the platform launches with over USD175 million of secured green bond investment opportunities. Having publicly launched less than two months ago, Climate Solutions has already signed over USD2.5 billion of equity and debt capital raising mandates with respect to energy transition and vertical farming.

Climarket is powered by Delio’s specialist private markets technology. Their digital tools are already used by more than 90 of the world’s most respected financial institutions to offer investors simple and compliant access to unlisted investment opportunities.

Gareth Lewis, chief executive of Delio, says: “Our mission is to help financial institutions to unlock private markets for their clients. The interest in the impact space from both individual and institutional investors means that the launch of Climarket comes at a vital time, helping to satisfy investor demand and addressing the urgent need for action around climate change. We’re delighted that our technology will support Climate Solutions in connecting investors with companies that are making a positive contribution to the world.”

Latest News

Hedge funds posted mixed declines in October, with sharp drops in Technology and AI-related equities..
The UK is poised to become one of the world’s next generation of fintech leaders,..
Universal Investment has announced the acquisition of Cadarn Capital, a fund distribution and investor relations..

Related Articles

European investors continue to the lead the charge for sustainable investing, ploughing USD9.4 billion into funds in the third quarter of 2026...
European investors continue to the lead the charge for sustainable investing, ploughing USD9.4 billion into funds in the third quarter..
Asset managers gave a muted response to the UK Budget from Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey this week, with one describing it as a “non-event”...
Asset managers gave a muted response to the UK Budget from Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey this week, with..
It is tough out there for asset managers and it is about to get tougher, according to research from PwC...
It is tough out there for asset managers and it is about to get tougher, according to research from PwC...
Asset managers ever more reliant on artificial intelligence (AI) to support their investment decisions are becoming more vulnerable to weaker data that informs the technology...
Asset managers ever more reliant on artificial intelligence (AI) to support their investment decisions are becoming more vulnerable to weaker..
Subscribe to the Institutional Asset Manager newsletter

Subscribe for access to our weekly newsletter, newsletter archive, updates on the site and exclusive email content.

Marketing by