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Integrating Nature-Based Carbon Sequestration into Asset Pricing Models

Principal Supervisor

Dr Saiyidi Mat Roni

Abstract

This research project seeks to integrate forest ecosystem carbon sequestration into asset pricing models, enhancing financial tools with environmental valuation. It aims to redefine asset pricing mechanisms by incorporating the carbon sequestration potential of forests, offering a novel approach to valuing natural assets. The project combines ecological sustainability with economic theory, influencing investment strategies towards environmentally responsible practices. This research expects to produce a validated model for asset pricing that accounts for carbon sequestration, contributing to a greener economy and providing a template for future research in environmental finance as well as supporting the sustainability reporting requirements as per International Financial Reporting Standard S1 and S2.

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