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Silva Capital
Silva Capital is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Chicago, IL, registered since 2010.
Silva Capital
Silva Capital is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Chicago, IL, registered since 2010. The firm manages approximately $169 million in regulatory assets. It has 1 employee and 1 investment adviser.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Oceania
Country
Australia
City
Sydney
Corporate office
Level 4, 11 Young Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Principals
Raf Wood
Co-Managing Director
Brad Mytton
Co-Managing Director
Max Butler
Investment Director
Roger Cameron
Investment Director
Bruce Griffin
Investment Director (Head of Origination)
James Turnbull
Investment Director
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Silva Capital?
Co-Managing Directors Raf Wood and Brad Mytton share leadership and both sit on the Investment Committee. Wood brings 25 years of environmental and financial experience, including founding carbon advisory firm Market Advisory Group in 2010. Mytton contributes 20 years of private equity and agriculture investing experience from Roc Partners and Macquarie. Investment Directors Roger Cameron and James Turnbull also serve on the Investment Committee.
How is Silva Capital related to Roc Partners and C6 Investment Management?
Silva Capital is a joint venture between the two firms, structured as a dedicated carbon asset manager. Roc Partners contributes agricultural investment expertise and a A$8.5 billion institutional platform (per Roc Partners, 2024). C6 Investment Management, a 2022 spinout from carbon advisory firm Market Advisory Group, provides carbon market intelligence, policy expertise, and project due diligence. Silva Capital operates independently with its own management team and investment committee, drawing on the resources and deal flow of both parent entities.
What does the Silva Carbon Origination Fund invest in?
The Fund focuses on developing large-scale, mixed-use agricultural and environmental planting projects in Australia. These projects generate Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) through reforestation, soil carbon sequestration, and biodiversity improvements. The strategy targets both compliance buyers needing credits for regulatory obligations and financial investors seeking returns from carbon markets. As of mid-2026, Silva Capital has not publicly disclosed specific project names or the fund's total size.
What is Silva Capital's role in the Nature Repair Market Act?
Silva Capital states it was the first organization to successfully register a project under Australia's Nature Repair Market Act, the world's first legislated biodiversity market. This registration underscores the firm's early positioning in biodiversity credits alongside its core carbon credit origination business. The Act creates a framework for generating and trading biodiversity certificates, and Silva Capital's early registration signals an intent to offer nature-positive outcomes alongside emissions reductions.
Where does Silva Capital's carbon market expertise come from?
The expertise traces primarily to Raf Wood and the team from Market Advisory Group, which Wood founded in 2010. That advisory firm served domestic and international corporate clients on carbon market strategy, policy architecture, and investment due diligence. When C6 Investment Management spun out in 2022, it carried that expertise into Silva Capital's joint venture structure—giving the firm direct institutional knowledge of Australian Carbon Credit Unit supply, demand dynamics, and regulatory design dating back to the market's early years.
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