Total Access Exclusive: Expert Take on This Emerging Asset Class, and Why It Should Be On Your Radar

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If you attended our event in Austin last month – or if you watched video recordings of the presentations – then you’ll remember hearing some deeply insightful observations from Jamie Keech, who spoke on our popular panel about commodities and carbon credits.

Jamie is first and foremost an expert in commodities investing. Over the past few years, he has developed an unparalleled breadth and depth of knowledge about the carbon credits market and is now successfully running a carbon credits fund.

Our panel discussion was edifying, but when it comes to investing in this asset class, there is just so much more to cover. 

Whatever your opinion on the climate change movement, this is the direction that the entire world is going. Our goal is to provide you with as much education as possible so that you may benefit from it.

Today’s call with Jamie is devoted solely to carbon credits. If it’s details and education you want, it’s here.

As you listen to today’s discussion, you’ll note that Jamie starts off with a big-picture overview. He covers the legal framework, the different markets (cap & trade versus voluntary market), the creation of carbon credits, the compliance market, and so much more.

He elaborates on what makes carbon credits such an asset of interest in this particular moment… and how that squares with demand.

One of the factors greatly affecting that equation is the carbon credit application process, and Jamie touches on the hurdles around qualification.

He reveals what underpins carbon credits as both an investment class… and as a topic giving people pause: All the players involved – from the registries, to companies and governments around the world – are essentially colluding to push carbon prices higher.

The goal is to make it unaffordable for corporations not to change their practices and reduce their emissions.

A note on timing: We’re holding this discussion because the window of opportunity is a narrow one. If you act relatively quickly (and intelligently), carbon credits can be an asset on your balance sheet. But if there are missteps in timing, they could quickly become a liability.

There are myriad ways to participate in this asset class. The conversation covers the different kinds of carbon credits, how to access them, the do’s and don'ts, as well as carbon credit creation.

We learned a tremendous amount from Jamie and greatly enjoyed this conversation.

You can access this riveting discussion here.

If you attended our event in Austin last month – or if you watched video recordings of the presentations – then you’ll remember hearing some deeply insightful observations from Jamie Keech, who spoke on our popular panel about commodities and carbon credits. Jamie is first and foremost an expert in commodities investing. Over the past…

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