Finance Earth

Finance Earth served as the fund manager for the Marine Conservation Fund, launched in partnership with the UK's Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs. The fund was designed to channel private capital into marine restoration projects, blending public policy objectives with institutional investment structures. The firm's advisory arm also shaped the Green Finance Institute's natural capital work, establishing a direct line between its structuring expertise and UK environmental policy.

Yes. The firm has raised capital from institutional limited partners for its conservation-focused vehicles. Known backers of its Blue Impact Fund include the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation and Big Society Capital, both of which committed to the firm's strategy of investing in coastal and marine restoration projects that generate financial returns alongside environmental impact.

Finance Earth operates closed-end fund structures dedicated to specific conservation themes, such as marine habitat restoration and biodiversity net gain. The firm also maintains an advisory practice that designs conservation finance frameworks for charitable trusts and government bodies, creating a dual revenue model where the advisory pipeline can inform and originate fund-level investment opportunities.