Seven case studies show the potential of impact investing within agri.
As the sector grows, organic agriculture is facing a string of possibilities and challenges.
The asset class had a positive 2021 as tailwinds gave the industry momentum for attracting investors.
With water an increasingly scarce resource in many places, using it efficiently has never been more important. Its effective use can help regenerate environments and lead to more productive agricultural systems.
Before FAIRR, investors did not realize the relevance of the global protein sector’s impact on climate change.
Timberland and agriculture assets represent significant opportunities for investors to meet their sustainability and climate goals, say Manulife Investment Management’s Oliver Williams, Brian Kernohan and Brandon Lewis.
In the magazine: More crop per drop – how to use water responsibility; Organic ag is at the crossroads; Investors get to grips with the natural world; Keynote interviews with Nuveen Natural Capital, Laguna Bay, UBS Asset Management, Manulife Investment Management and AAM Investment Group; Plus much more…
At companies around the world, conversations are happening that would once have been considered taboo. That is paving the way for a more diverse, equitable and inclusive world, says Nuveen CEO Jose Minaya.
Investors are increasingly willing to walk away from funds that lag in DE&I.
Attracting diverse candidates is a challenge for the agricultural sector, says Westchester Global Investment Management president and CEO, Martin Davies.
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