Aimed at CSO’s, financial controllers, and senior leadership, as well as carbon market participants, co-hosted by VCM+ and the Climate Liabilities and Assets Initiative with ecosystem partners Nature Broking, Kita, OSE, and others, the event will provide pragmatic and understandable insights into unlocking board climate action through accounting and how to build value for your company through engagement with the carbon markets.

The day will involve insights from experts alongside breakout discussions focused on the following themes:

• Why it matters: how the accounting for credit purchases impacts decisions for buyers and project developers. Opex vs. capex, long-term planning, managed asset solutions such as the permanence trust. Better financial information around climate disclosures and asset creation drives value creation and action

• Worked examples

• What does the FASB decision mean, and what other pathways are available?

• Make the CFO your ally and make the case for carbon credits in their language.

Agenda: Carbon Credits as Assets

• 11:00 Welcome from CLAI and Nature Broking

• 11:10 Panel to discuss different accounting treatments

  • Moderated by CLAI

  • Panel members from Nature Broking, Kita, OSE

• 11:40 Breakouts

• 12:25 Review of Outputs

  To sign up, use this link: https://luma.com/7kh73z2m

Join Nature Broking and AlliedOffsets for a breakfast deep dive into the Voluntary Carbon Market in 2026 so far.

In this session, AlliedOffsets will share key data trends and insights from their latest market reports, including topics such as trends in retirements, issuances, pricing movements, offtake activity, and investment flows. 

During the session, Maria, Data Lead, at AlliedOffsets will explore where the market is growing and where it is concentrating across nature based and technological methodologies. 

Luke Baldwin, CEO of Nature Broking, will bring a complementary market perspective, sharing insights from their work with buyers and suppliers, and reflecting on how evolving market trends are influencing transactions and strategies. 

Over breakfast, the session will explore what these developments mean for buyers, suppliers, and investors engaging with the voluntary carbon market.

Following the breakfast and presentations, we will dive right into Nature Broking's VCM card game!

The Nature Broking Carbon Card Game

Nature Broking’s Carbon Card Game is a hands-on tool for understanding the carbon markets, natural capital and sustainability regulation. Delivered through a lively, interactive learning experience, there are no slide decks, just 60 cards, small tables led by a Nature Broking expert, and a lot of discussion. 

To register interest for this event, please click here

An exclusive leadership breakfast

The Ned, London

Convened with Philip Lee. Invitation only.

Financialising the carbon markets is key to their success. Nature Broking teams up with Philip Lee for an exclusive breakfast discussing accounting treatment of credits, bankability of contracts, and legal innovation. Chatham House Rules apply. By invitation only. Please contact us on hello@naturebroking.com to register interest.

The event will focus on how corporates can build value for their business by engaging fully with the carbon credit market.

We will explain VCM 3.0 (the financialisation of the market) and how the accounting side can be leveraged.

With insights from standard setters and government this is targeted towards organisations who are looking to engage with the carbon market in a way that unlocks the board, enabling the market to scale with institutional investment.

Agenda:

15:30 – 15:45: Introduction – Nature Broking and Rebalance Earth

15:45 – 16:05: Keynote – Patrick Linighan - talking about Clyde & Co’s net-zero strategy

16:05 – 17:00: Panel – Board Buy In – how to unlock your board with real business cases + Q and A

17:00 – 17:15 – Break

17:15 – 18:00 – Fireside Chat – A view from the market. Guest speaker to be announced.

18:00 to 19:00: Drinks and networking

To register your interest, click here

Come and join the teams at Nature Broking and Carbonplace for a ‘Breakfast and Learn’ session.

​​Gain hands-on insights into carbon credits, how they’re used, and the mechanics of the carbon market with experts in the industry from Nature Broking and Carbonplace.

​Agenda:

​08:30 Coffee, pastries and a warm welcome from Luke Baldwin and Scott Eaton

​08:45 Presentation on Carbonplace and the vital role of the infrastructure behind scalable carbon markets

​09:00 Presentation by Nature Broking on the business case for carbon offsetting and practical insights into how this can be achieved

​09:15 Q & A

​09:30: Carbon Card Game - an upbeat, interactive session to build knowledge of the VCM (while networking)

​10:30 Depart to your next LCAW appointment!

To register your interest, please click here.

In a private event for B.I.N. members only, Better Insurance Network and Nature Broking invite you to a day on the farm seeing the carbon credit journey from generation to purchase. Hear from Doug Wanstall of UK Carbon Code of Conduct on how regenerative farming techniques and holistic carbon measurement methodology are applied to interventions on his farm; from Beyond Zero about the development behind each UKCCC project; and from Nature Broking on their role advising clients on project selection, de-risked portfolios and how to transform your carbon credit purchase from liability and expense to asset and value.

Then it's out on the farm for an extensive walk and talk, led by Doug Wanstall.

To sign up, contact Better Insurance Network.

​Join Nature Broking and Regenerate Outcomes at Little Hill Farm near Milton Keynes to explore one of Regenerate Outcomes flagship projects, listed under the Verified Carbon Standard🌾

​The day will involve interactive sessions to understand more about how regenerative farming and carbon credit generation work together.

• ​You can expect talks from:

  • ​Regenerate Outcomes - Explaining their programme including modelling and verification

  • ​Understanding Ag - Demonstrating their mentorship role for farmers

  • ​Nature Broking - Making the case for carbon and nature credits

  • ​Farmer, Tom E on his farm and the challenges of regen ag path and value of mentoring and carbon credits

  • ​Why insurance is key for this sector and how it fits into RO’s offer

  • ​Guided Farm Walk

  For more information and to register interest, click on this link. We look forward to seeing you!

The conversation around carbon credits is rapidly shifting - from a compliance burden and necessary cost to a strategic asset that can strengthen your balance sheet, reduce future liabilities, and de-risk your Net Zero pathway.

In this webinar, we will break down Clyde & Co’s pioneering work championed by Nature Broking that enables the reframing of carbon credits from cost centres into recognisable assets. We’ll break down the commercial drivers, emerging legal frameworks, forward purchase strategies, and new models like Buyers Clubs that enable organisations to secure high integrity credits at lower risk.

Why attend?

You’ll walk away with a clear view of how leading organisations are:

• protecting themselves from rising mitigation costs and tightening standards

• transforming carbon credits from offsets into strategic assets

• using robust legal and accounting frameworks to create enterprise value

• positioning today’s mitigation investments as tomorrow’s competitive advantage

If you are a CSO, CFO, ESG executive, Sustainability Manager, or simply looking to turn sustainability into real enterprise value, this session is for you.

As expectations on corporate climate action sharpen, many organisations are reassessing the role of carbon credits within their wider decarbonisation and risk management strategies.

This webinar explores the business case for engaging with carbon crediting now. It will focus on how early, well-governed engagement can help manage cost exposure, preserve strategic optionality, and support credible climate claims in a rapidly evolving market.

In this webinar, we will cover:

Market dynamics and cost exposure

• Why delaying engagement with carbon crediting can increase cost and strategic risk

• How rising prices, forward purchasing, and due diligence can shape smarter strategies

Credibility, governance, and risk management

• Practical approaches to managing risk, including assessment, insurance, and legal considerations

• Why carbon crediting is difficult – but achievable – and what “good” can look like in practice

Policy and market outlook

• Policy and market headwinds on the horizon, and what they mean for business decision-makers

• Key considerations shaping portfolio choices across nature vs engineered carbon, and UK vs international markets

This session is designed for sustainability, finance, and strategy leaders who are:

• Reviewing or developing a carbon crediting strategy

• Unsure when or how to engage with carbon markets

• Looking for practical, risk-aware approaches rather than theory

A 20-minute Q&A will invite attendees to test assumptions, explore barriers, and raise open questions.

The voluntary carbon market is entering a pivotal phase. Join us for an intimate afternoon bringing together corporate buyers, climate leaders and market practitioners to explore what is next.

Over refreshments, we will unveil the VCM Playbook for 2026, sharing our CSO Agenda and the priorities shaping the year ahead. The afternoon will feature a keynote address from our CEO, Luke Baldwin, offering fresh insight into the future of the voluntary carbon market, followed by a panel discussion.

The panel will walk through why corporates should be thinking differently about carbon markets today, and how to translate that thinking into a credible, practical strategy, covering decision making, risk and implementation.

Order of Events:

3:00 - 3:30 : Arrival & Refreshments

3:30 - 3:50 : Keynote Speaker, Nature Broking CEO, Luke Baldwin

3:50 - 4:00 : Comfort Break

4:00 - 4:45 : Panel

4:45 - 6:00 : Networking Refreshments