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In this episode, Troy Carter sits down with Anthony Stevens, who leads innovation across digital assets and financial markets at Northern Trust, to talk about the less-visible work that determines whether carbon markets can really grow up: the systems that make credits trackable, transferable, and trustworthy at institutional scale.
Anthony brings a capital-markets perspective to a practical question: what has to be true for large financial institutions to participate with confidence?
They explore:
What “trust” looks like in practice: custody, controls, auditability, and clean data
Where today’s carbon markets still create friction and risk
How registries, standards, and market participants can better align
What digital rails and tokenization can help with (and what they can’t)
What it would take for carbon markets to become stable enough for long-term capital
If you’re following the evolution of carbon markets, this one gets into the details that shape everything downstream.
🔗 Anthony Stevens: https://linkedin.com/in/anthony-stevens-933147/?skipRedirect=true
🌐 Northern Trust: https://www.northerntrust.com
🎙️ Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_NxN6lxB9A8
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