Agricultural investors are looking to cash in on the Australian government’s lucrative offers to purchase water entitlements, while a new source of tension emerges in the shape of water demand from data centers.
The latest phase of forestry fundraising may be less about launching the next vintage and more about proving you can be an investor’s global natural capital platform.
Government-backed investment initiatives are emerging as Canada considers how to adapt its agricultural sector to climate change and global trade disruption.
Johann Theron, developer of the second project registered on the Nature Repair Market, hopes biodiversity certificates will help to more accurately compensate Australian Carbon Credit Unitholders.
World Bank data shows forestry and land-use credits remain dominant even as ETS and carbon tax systems expand.
Law firm Mayer Brown says investors in Brazil’s rural land markets should reassess exposure following decision reaffirming a 1971 law on foreign capital.
From fertilizer shocks to geopolitical disruption, managers are adapting to volatility in ways that are strengthening the sector's long-term investment case.
A Verra milestone, a World Bank structure and a $1.24bn fundraise point to an asset class gaining further institutional traction.
As governments and corporates prioritize domestic supply security ahead of lucrative exports, investors are turning to projects that shorten and diversify supply chains.
Forward Consumer Partners' $925m raise in two years points less to a consumer comeback and more to a reset, with LPs favoring established brands over growth-driven strategies.