Biodiversity > Bank says govt regulations needed to ensure well-functioning voluntary biodiversity credit market

Bank says govt regulations needed to ensure well-functioning voluntary biodiversity credit market

Published 12:31 on March 22, 2023  /  Last updated at 12:31 on March 22, 2023  / /  Biodiversity

The voluntary market for biodiversity credits is emerging on the back of increased pressure on corporations to report on their impact on nature and set their own targets, but government regulations can help drive demand and ensure a well-functioning market that buyers can trust, according to the Commonwealth Bank.
The voluntary market for biodiversity credits is emerging on the back of increased pressure on corporations to report on their impact on nature and set their own targets, but government regulations can help drive demand and ensure a well-functioning market that buyers can trust, according to the Commonwealth Bank.


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