Welcome back to New World next week. I'm James Corbett of Corbett Report.com.

I'm James Evan Polato for Mediumoniki.com. This is not philanthropy. This is investment.

We've got a game of what if plus the China challenge,

but first, secretive club for ultra-wealthy environmentalist revealed. This from our friends at

activist post.com, ultra-wealthy investors looking to direct vast sums and money into green

investments to atone for their climate sins,

have been joining in a secretive nonprofit dedicated to speeding up the flow of capital

into investments that can slow global warming. This all according to Bloomberg, the club

Creos Syndicate, C-R-E-O, I'll tell you what that stands for at the end.

Creo syndicate works with around 200 families who pay a very reasonable flat fee to join

and must commit to making their first investment in climate and sustainability within six months,

according to founder and director Regime Clement.

According to the report, quote, part of building trust with wealthy families is keeping their secrets.

In addition to Grantham and Simons, the group's ranks include other well-known billionaires whose names Creo won't disclose.

A mantra is no tourists allowed.

This is not philanthropy.

This is investment.

We grow entirely through introductions. We never seek out a family, end quote, said Clement. Crio currently has over

$800 billion under management, acting essentially as a mini investment bank, the nonprofit.

That's approximately 300 deals a year connecting member investors with potential

partners while researching technologies for future investments. Those interested, those watching

the show interested in joining Creo, you got to have assets of at least $100 million in

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