Join the Melbourne Centre for Data Science for public presentations of recent seed funding projects. At the time of application, no studies in top-tier finance journals had quantified and priced risks surrounding biodiversity loss or examined the potential role of private financing in addressing this gap. To address this challenge for this proof-of-concept project, the team are developing the first objective and data-driven valuation of two of the first biodiversity products created.
Join the Melbourne Centre for Data Science for public presentations of recent seed funding projects.
Presentation: "Biodiversity finance: leveraging private capital to protect nature"
Date: Thursday 28th November
Time: 9:15 - 10:15am
Venue: Manhari Room, Level 7, Melbourne Connect, 700 Swanston St
At the time of application, no studies in top-tier finance journals had quantified and priced risks surrounding biodiversity loss or examined the potential role of private financing in addressing this gap. To address this challenge for this proof-of-concept project, the team are developing the first objective and data-driven valuation of two of the first biodiversity products created. Overall, this is important because philanthropy and taxpayer funds will be insufficient in addressing the financing gap require to mitigate biodiversity loss.
Researchers:
Dr Attila Balogh - Department of Finance
Dr Rebecca Morris - School of Biosciences
Dr Jeremy Silver - Melbourne Centre for Data Science
