Nature Broking taps into the $4 billion carbon credit market

The carbon credit market is notoriously complex, leaving many global companies struggling to hit their net zero targets with confidence and credibility.

With a background in finance and a drive to turn climate anxiety into action, Andy Harris founded Nature Broking, a premium intermediary that professionalises the voluntary carbon market with sophisticated solutions and AI-backed due diligence.

Watch as SeedLegals CEO Anthony Rose sits down with Andy to talk about the future of carbon markets, how Nature Broking helps companies reach net zero in ways they can be proud of and what it takes to build trust in a multi-billion dollar industry on the rise.

Key takeaways

The problem with carbon markets

• The carbon credit market is highly complex and difficult for large organisations to navigate.
• Companies face pressure to meet ambitious net zero and climate targets, but struggle to identify trustworthy, high-quality projects.
• Without proper due diligence, buyers risk investing in credits that don’t deliver real impact

Nature Broking’s solution

• Nature Broking acts as a premium intermediary, building diversified, tailor-made carbon credit portfolios for global clients.
• Their AI-backed due diligence framework ensures every project meets rigorous standards, giving companies confidence in their offsets.
• The team combines backgrounds in finance, insurance, and ecology to bring professional, market-based rigour to voluntary carbon trading

Traction and growth

• Current clients include UK Big Four banks, international airports, insurers, law firms and major fashion brands.
• Already six people strong, the team is expanding rapidly to meet demand, with fundraising underway to supercharge growth.
• The voluntary carbon market, now worth $4 billion, is expected to grow to $18–50 billion by 2030, putting Nature Broking in prime position to scale