Restoring degraded land has long-term financial benefits, say Martin Berg and Ben O’Donnell, CEO and CIO at Climate Asset Management.
There’s enormous potential to be found within Australian agriculture, which will only grow as the market matures, say GO.FARM’s Liam Lenaghan and LAWD’s Danny Thomas.
Ensuring investing success in food and agribusiness is all about the ‘right’ strategy, says Kevin Schwartz, CEO and managing partner at Paine Schwartz Partners.
For farmland investors, focusing on a range of geographies and crops is critical, says Craig Wichner, founder and managing partner of Farmland LP.
Investing in forestry and agriculture is critical if we are to transition to a sustainable, renewable world, say New Forests’ David Brand and Mark Rogers.
Adrian Redlich, James Murfett, Dan O’Donoghue and Geoff Davis from Merricks Capital explain the benefits of agriculture credit strategies for investors.
Focusing on large-scale timberland investment increases the benefits available to all stakeholders, say BTG’s Gerrity Lansing and Mark Wishnie.
Natural capital creates long-term, renewable value, says Astarte’s co-founder and managing partner Dr Stavros Siokos.
Manulife Investment Management’s Brian J Kernohan, Brandon Lewis and Regan Smith identify investment themes addressing climate change and nature loss.
Nature-based solutions could offer opportunities to meet financial goals while addressing global challenges such as climate change and loss of biodiversity, says Nuveen Natural Capital’s Nick Moss.