QBE Buyers' Club: Eight UK insurers and law firms launch first supply-chain Nature restoration consortium

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Insurer QBE and seven partners from its claims supply chain launched the QBE Buyers Club on 30/06/2026, a nature restoration consortium committed to fund rewilding on a dedicated plot of Lincolnshire wildland for the next 50 years.

The group brings together QBE with law firms Clyde & Co, DWF and Keoghs, claims handler Sedgwick, claims company Prism Claims Group, accident repair group FMG and a national salvage dealer, working alongside rewilding company Nattergal and carbon markets adviser Nature Broking, which structured the partnership.

Rather than buying carbon credits on the open market or making a general sustainability pledge, the group is co-investing directly in 18 acres of Boothby Wildland, a former arable farm near Grantham that Nattergal acquired in 2021. The model is designed to give buyers a tangible, visitable stake in the land, rather than an abstract offset.

The site, which spans more than 600 hectares in total, was "the first project to reach the implementation stage of Defra's Landscape Recovery scheme - a publicly-funded Environmental Land Management Scheme"…

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