
The underpricing of nature-based assets is no longer sustainable.
For decades, global markets have failed to properly account for natural capital, leaving businesses, investors, and governments exposed to massive financial risks. That era is ending. According to PwC: 55% of global GDP—equivalent to $58 trillion—is directly dependent on nature.xto y edítame. Es muy sencillo.

The significance of this cannot be overstated
We at CLTFWW, are on the cusp of an asset repricing event that will impact every sector, from agriculture and manufacturing to finance and technology investment in water rights, forestry, regenerative agriculture, conservation and forest restoration.
The implications are vast:
New regulatory frameworks (TNFD, ISSB) are forcing transparency on nature-related risks. EU deforestation bans and biodiversity policies will alter global supply chains. Green bonds, and private markets will lead the way in capital deployment of green capital assets.

The Next Economic Shift
The future of asset pricing, investment strategies, and corporate governance is now being rewritten to integrate nature-based valuations. This is where CLTFWW enter the next phase of financial markets:
Private capital will dominate nature-based solutions. Public markets are slow to adapt, but those positioned in private investment will drive the transformation. Regenerative and nature-positive businesses will outperform. Companies embracing natural capital integration will emerge as the next market leaders. Consumer and investor pressure will accelerate adoption. What was once a niche concern is about to become mainstream.
What Comes Next?
CLTFWW is already positioning itself for the inevitable repricing of natural capital, offering a investment vehicle not only to invest, but also to certificate, bring traceability and compliance to investors during the life cycle of the process. Securing value in time and potential rewards for future generations.