March 21, 2023 11:00 AM

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March 21, 2023 11:00 AM

Climate Tech Portfolio Fund II Launch

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Speakers
Jacqueline van den Ende
Co-Founder & CEO
Liza Rubinstein
Co-Founder & Head of Impact
Wiebe Visser
Managing Director

Climate Tech Portfolio Fund II Launch

We recently launched our Climate Tech Portfolio Fund II (CTPF II) following the successful close of Climate Tech Portfolio Fund I in January 2023. Fund II allows you to invest in 7-10 of the world's best climate venture capital and private equity funds, building a diversified portfolio of over 150 pioneering climate tech companies.

Want to learn more? Create an account to access the key fund info here.

In this webinar, Jacqueline van den Ende (CEO), Liza Rubinstein (Head of Impact), and Wiebe Visser, (Managing Director), discussed:

  • (2:15) About Carbon Equity
  • (5:27) Why invest in climate tech
  • 15:00 Why invest now in climate tech?
  • (23:30) The climate fund landscape
  • (28:00) How we select funds
  • (43:05) The design and pipeline of Climate Tech Portfolio Fund II
  • (46:15) How to get involved
  • (47:25) Q&A

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