'The next investment superstars will be in sustainable finance': Meet the CEO behind the A-list's favourite green investment firm

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i(x) Net Zero holds over $60m of capital investments in six companies | Credit: iStock
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i(x) Net Zero holds over $60m of capital investments in six companies | Credit: iStock

BusinessGreen speaks to Steve Oyer, CEO of i(x) Net Zero - the green investment firm founded by Warren Buffet's grandson and backed by Anthony Kiedis of the Red Hot Chili Peppers

As concern over the climate crisis has exploded in recent years, it was inevitable that growing numbers of celebrities and public figures would seek to use their platforms to promote the case for action....

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