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Matthieu Favas

Matthieu Favas is the editor of Agri Investor. He was previously the web editor of Infrastructure Investor, where he started in 2013 after a year as a reporter at Private Equity International. Prior to joining PEI he spent four years in the wine industry in London, Spain and Mongolia.
Allocating 15% of a portfolio to the asset class can help sovereign funds grow 27% faster over nine years, fresh research estimates.
Denham’s Pembroke has acquired three giant cattle stations from Peabody just a week after the 15,000 Gundaline estate was sold to Dutch-based Optifarm.
Four years after its first fundraising boom, the sector is starting to generate exits. The valuation and return data coming with them will attract institutional money.
Elyza Daniel, an independent consultant, worked two years on a €25m Senegalese venture that ended up not happening. What did she learn?
In the second of a series, we ask a French union exec how he views the recent arrival of Chinese capital in his homeland.
TAFF, a $170m vehicle backed by nine LPs, is close to 85% invested after taking an additional stake in a Malaysian eucalyptus plantation.
Fifteen banks are backing the innovative scheme, which will allow the group to pay lower interest rates once it meets a set of ESG targets.
KPMG, the administrator for Countrywide Farmers, announces 32 layoffs and says bids for the company are to be made by Wednesday.
A growing body of evidence shows that mixing agriculture and forestry on the same plots improves yields and reduce costs. Yet investors still don't get it.
Norway's sovereign fund has exited one of Brazil's largest agribusinesses, the latest in its moves away from assets it deems linked to deforestation.
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