Merabtene Nabil

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Nabil Merabtene, (born 1977 in Algiers, Algeria), PhD^[1].
As a CEO of London based investment and trading corporation, personally allocates more than £20 Millions every month on environmental portfolio^[2].
Supports vision that environment is a product like any other that he can be commodyfied and traded between businesses and governments around the world^[3].