I am a global carbon credits market analyst at Veyt, where I provide objective analysis on recent market developments and trends. This is achieved in part through identifying fundamentals and modelling supply and demand in global carbon credits markets.

In my experience, the global and voluntary nature of these markets often brings unexpected developments. My job is to describe these changes to our clients in a comprehensible manner. One key trend that I see emerging is that many voluntary market participants now anticipate being subject to regulation in the future in some form or another.

I work on both the quantitative and qualitative aspects of supply and demand in the carbon markets, including importing, cleaning, and sense-checking data to produce reliable insights. These are regularly shared with clients through reports and briefings to support informed decision-making. I also analyse emerging carbon markets in Latin America and Oceania, identifying trends, engaging with potential data partners, and tracking the development of these up-and-coming regions. My focus is on corporate demand, particularly through the lens of corporate disclosures. This includes monitoring frameworks such as the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), CDP, GHG Protocol, TCFD, ISSB, and the Voluntary Carbon Market Integrity Initiative (VCMI). My objective is to equip our clients with the intelligence they need to understand the market developments and align their strategies with evolving standards.

Before joining Veyt, I trained first in international economics and then in business administration, completing my undergraduate and postgraduate degrees at Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais. As a result, I am just as comfortable reading legal texts as I am producing a model in Excel. In 2018, I began my journey in sustainability when I worked at Fundação Dom Cabral’s Sustainability Center, a Brazilian business school. I was responsible for ESG reporting and developing materiality matrixes, and assisting clients to consider which ESG factors were important to meeting their strategies. A stint at Mitsubishi Corporation, where I worked on improving their sustainability strategy, has enabled me to work directly for industry. As a result, I have worked alongside a broad range of market stakeholders and participants.

Working at Veyt, and with an environmental/green commodity, means I have a real impact on the world, albeit somewhat indirectly. I live in Berlin, and I speak English, French, German, Portuguese and Spanish. In my spare time, I enjoy learning new languages and listening to crime podcasts.