Matthieu Favas
Over the past 10 years, the EU’s statistics agency has been harmonizing country data to make land prices and rents comparable across the bloc. This week, we look at rents.
The open-ended Buy & Lease vehicle, which was launched last year and is backed by the Berkshire Pension Fund, is eyeing IRRs of 12%.
Cattle-generated greenhouse gas is an important problem, and may catch some investors off guard. However, first movers can capitalize on efforts to manage the issue.
Over the last 10 years, the EU’s statistics agency has worked on harmonizing country data and patching up information gaps to make land prices and rents comparable across the bloc. We take a look at the first set of results.
Aurelius snaps up the major’s Helvetic feed business at a time when Cargill expands in Latin America.
The pension’s real assets annual review points to possible future efforts at rebalancing away from value-add, which currently accounts for 39% of CalPERS’ $2bn timber portfolio.
Lack of financing is one constraint faced by the country as it seeks to bolster the most important sector of its economy, the bank said.
The marijuana industry is attracting growing lumps of capital, but its progression is not linear. That makes for excited but cautious investors.
A Philippine conglomerate that is being forced to delist from the country’s stock exchange is offering its investors ‘calcoins’ in lieu of shares.
Days after the $15bn pension approved a momentous change to the way it targets real assets, we zoom in on its involvements with timber and agri.