Paul Vine, partner in the Amsterdam office of global legal practice at Norton Rose Fulbright, looks at the history of the Common Agriculture Policy and provides some thoughts on new policy's impact on agricultural investment.
An SEC official speaking at PEI's CFO & COOs Forum last week indicated that the regulatory body would extend its review of the private equity industry to illiquid assets including timber and real estate, according to PFM's Nick Donato.
Aquaculture could be an exciting ride for investors prepared to invest across the value chain and the globe.
Insurance products are now available to help mitigate some timberland investment risks and create a more stable source of returns, argues Christian Röckemann, founding partner of First Forest.
Rob Hurlbut, principal at Equilibrium Capital, describes the fundraising process for the ACM Permanent Crops fund, which closed on $250m last week.
A strategic review of the investment landscape across the food and agriculture asset class with up-to-date analysis of the major asset categories.
A strong start to 2015 has bolstered an air of confidence among agri fund managers for the year ahead.
Emma Cowan, independent agribusiness consultant, describes the changing landscape for commodities amid a shift in biofuel and BRIC countries’ growth potential.
The US timber and farmland markets are set for a busy year, with some saying 2015 will be the best window within the last five years for institutional investors to allocate to farmland. But will buyers or sellers prevail?
Agustin 'Gus' Araya, co-founder of Cordillera Investment Partners, describes what he looks for in an agri asset manager and the appeal of alpha strategies. Cordillera is a niche alternatives fund management company.