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In today’s rapidly changing world, it is easy for investors to be knocked off course. At Lombard Odier, we always take the long-term view, basing our decisions not on today’s ‘noise’, or the prevailing wisdom, but on a deep understanding of the systems changes the world is going through.

Investors are developing an appetite for the fast-growing alternative food sector, with start-ups specialising in plant-based products raising record amounts of funding.

Companies can now speed up their energy transition and comply with regulations thanks to AI algorithms that analyse and optimise their data.

The world’s population has tripled since 1950 and is expected to reach 10 billion by 2050. With agricultural production forecast to rise 60% as a result, what are the solutions for sustainable food?

Decarbonising the building sector is a major challenge for the climate transition. Innovative energy storage and production solutions will shape the future.

Textile manufacturing is on track to account for 26% of global greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Could the growing popularity of sustainable fashion bring about a change in direction?

The agricultural sector is facing a major challenge: how can it increase yields while reducing its environmental impact? Technological solutions are turning these problems into possibilities, and France is among those leading the way.

Lombard Odier affirm and express its willingness to continue to assume an active leadership role in sustainable changes by becoming today an official Signatory of the UN Principles for Responsible Banking