Eurazeo, Bank of America and SMI launch biodiversity investment initiative with $40 million in commitments

By Public Technologies
  • Eurazeo partnered with the Sustainable Markets Initiative and Bank of America to launch the Lighthouse Initiative for nature and biodiversity investments.
  • The initiative launched on September 23, 2026, with $40 million in commitments and is open to additional investors.
  • Management will sit within the Future Industries III fund, with both financial firms serving as anchor investors.
  • Minority investments will target project development platforms and selected technology solutions across developed and emerging markets.
  • Each investment must support at least one target under the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework.


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