Imagine a market where social and environmental impact – not financial gain – is the go-to investment metric. In this world, startups like rrreefs don’t struggle to lure the largest investors. Or face having to triple its impact every year to hit goals of regenerating 1% of coastal coral reefs. “Our investors are mainly impact-driven angel investors, and many of them have supported us for a long time,” Josephine Graf, Co-CEO and Co-Founder told the UBS Sustainability and Impact Institute. “Hopefully, more attention will come with innovative financing approaches such as the Global Fund for Coral Reefs – a blended finance mechanism leveraging grants and other instruments that ensure return-based investments into coral reef conservation.” Do you balance sustainable stock with the need for reliable returns? Let us know in the comments. Source: UBS Sustainability and Impact Institute, 2024 #ShareUBS #SustainabilityMatters #TheInstitute #ClimateChange #MarineBiology capital@r...