LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct 9, 2025--Global finance is waking up to the fact that regeneration is not philanthropy – it is the next major engine of economic value. According to the World Economic Forum, nature-positive transactions across key global systems could unlock up to $10.1 trillion in new business opportunities by 2030[1], underscoring the growing alignment between financial performance and ecological resilience. Against this backdrop, Regenified hosted the inaugural Regenerative Capital Market Day at the London Stock Exchange on October 8, convening senior leaders from pension funds, banks, insurers, sovereign wealth funds, and asset managers to examine the fast-growing role of regenerative agriculture and forestry in long-term investment strategy.The event brought together global experts from the investment community including Dr. Marc Palahí, Chief Nature Officer at Lombard Odier Investment Managers; Justin Adams OBE, founder of Ostara; Salar Shemirani, co-founder and CEO of Regenified; and Paul Young, co-founder and CEO of Conservation Resources.With the focus on case studies, evolving regulatory frameworks, and pipe-line ready projects across the UK and beyond, the presence of financial institutions, including Barclays, alongside landowners and major buyers of agricultural produce, reflected the growing consensus that regeneration is not only an environmental necessity, but also a driver of resilience and long-term value creation.