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ARTICLE · 31 MARCH 2021

Breaking down biodiversity banking: part four

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Examines biodiversity banking, its role in environmental assessment processes & transaction structures for dealing with credits.

AustraliaFinance and Banking

In this four-part series, Corrs' Environment and Planning team examines biodiversity banking across Australia, its role in environmental assessment processes at state and federal levels and the different transaction structures for buying and selling biodiversity credits.

In part three of our series on biodiversity banking, we considered possible transaction structures which may be relevant when buying and selling biodiversity credits. 

In this, the fourth and final part of the series, we explore the key matters which may be relevant to consider in negotiating the sale or purchase of biodiversity credits and determining the price for each credit.  

Biodiversity banking: key transaction terms and some tips and tricks 

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