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Stafford Capital Partners' Marek Guizot says forestry has become the natural entry point for investors because of its long track record and multilayered environmental benefits.
Specialist food supply chain managers can benefit from diversified, vertically integrated strategies, but also need to build relationships at the ground level, says Solum Partners’ Daniel Sachs and Derek Lister.
Investing in carbon projects can help investors to diversify revenue streams, at both an asset and portfolio level, says Heechung Sung, executive director – natural capital at the CEFC.
James Bullen, Stephen Addicott and Bettina von Hagen explain how natural capital strategies can deliver value in practice.
Ecosystem Investment Partners’ Adam Davis and Nick Dilks discuss the opportunities around environmental mitigation and restoration.
Regenerative agriculture needs to now be considered as a core component of any natural capital strategy, say Regenerate Asset Management’s Ben Stafford, Ryan Cameron and Nicholas Burlington.
Investing in operationally intensive businesses can help Australian agri funds attract institutional capital and ensure resilience, says Roc Partners’ Brad Mytton.
Strong track record and sustainability performance are key to attracting institutional capital, says Campbell Global’s Angela Davis.
Investing in natural capital is key to global financial health, says Astarte Capital Partners co-founder and managing partner, Teresa Farmaki.
Better public-private alignment, improved logistics and a change in investment mindset can turn the continent’s food challenges into a strength, say Proterra Asia’s Tai Lin and Cohen Tan.