What do a Cornish farm, an NFT carbon credit exchange and biodiversity net-gain credits have in common? They’re all contributing to Britain’s claim as a nature-based solutions leader.
In a world where certainty is in short supply, climate change is an area where – sadly – certainty exists.
The issuer of the USDT stablecoin cryptocurrency has leaned on agricultural assets as a means of reinforcing its self-styled role as a stabilizing force in financial markets.
The firm has not previously raised a $100m-plus closed-end vehicle but is now in market with two distinct vehicles that have a combined $500m target.
In southwest Queensland’s harsh red soils, SLM Partners has spent a decade using holistic grazing and carbon credits to turn a drought-ridden beef operation into a thriving regenerative landscape.
The Department of Government Efficiency’s cost-cutting specter has clouded otherwise straight-forward expectations for ad-hoc payments that have already helped shape regional farmland markets.
The local pension authority has rethought the management of its 21,000-acre farmland portfolio and has backed Campbell Global and Gresham House strategies to get closer to carbon offsets.
Big-ticket agricultural investors will crave clarity on water rights and tariffs as the results of the Australian election come in this weekend.
The ‘near-seamless’ trade flows across the US-Canada border are under threat – the outcome could be higher potash prices and Canadian exports to Asian growth markets via the port of Vancouver.
Campbell Global’s $1.5bn effort has become the largest forestry vehicle in the Agri Investor database and is the third $1bn-plus fund for the asset class in the past 12 months.