All Natural Capital articles – Page 2
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Special ReportsManulife IM: Timber giant with growth plans for agriculture
Florence Chong talks to the largest firm in our Top 25 ranking
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Special ReportsQIC: Private markets giant turns to local agriculture
Tom Murphy tells Florence Chong about the huge domestic opportunity for the state investor
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Special ReportsWhat the biodiversity agenda means for forestry and agriculture
Biodiversity is rising up the agenda of institutional investors. Christopher Walker explores what it means for forestry and agriculture
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Special ReportsGresham House: Accelerating ambitions under new owners
Tony Dalwood talks to Richard Lowe about the Searchlight takeover and the future of natural capital
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Special ReportsNew Forests: Japanese money to accelerate forestry pioneer’s ambitions
CEO Mark Rogers tells Florence Chong about the move to ‘landscape’ strategies
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Special ReportsTop 50 natural capital investors
The 50 largest natural capital investors are dominated by North American institutions. Richard Lowe and Tjibbe Hoekstra report
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Special ReportsBTG Pactual TIG: Americas timber specialist has high hopes after COP28
Caitlin Clarke talks to Razak Musah Baba about Brazil, reforestation and carbon markets
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Special ReportsRest: Super fund cultivates 25-year-old agriculture portfolio
Simon Esposito tells Florence Chong how the asset class was the highest performer in 2023
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Special ReportsTop 25 natural capital fund managers: Fertile ground for innovation
Timber and agriculture fund managers are growing, but they are also evolving to incorporate new revenue streams such as renewable energy and carbon credits. Florence Chong reports
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AnalysisIPE Real Assets January/February 2024: Natural capital sees growth as real estate wilts
The outlook for real estate markets in 2024 is mixed, at best. The hope is it won’t be as bad as last year, when the asset class experienced varying degrees of repricing across the globe. As Tom Leahy, head of EMEA real assets at MSCI Real Estate Research, quips, “2023 has not exactly been a vintage year for real estate”.
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Special ReportsBVK: German pension fund with 15 years’ experience in timber
Kathrin Kalau-Reus tells Luigi Serenelli that the asset class will become more expensive
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NewsScottish Borders LGPS picks Nuveen timberland strategy in natural capital push
Pension fund intends to consider ’further allocations across the breadth of Nuveen’s natural capital solutions’
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NewsCapMan expands into natural capital with Dasos purchase
Private asset manager to buy timberland investment manager Dasos for up to €40m
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NewsNEST seeks timberland managers for natural capital investments
UK pension scheme plans to add natural capital investments to portfolio to help diversify private markets allocation
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MagazineNatural capital: food, timber or carbon?
Despite the best intentions, the rush to invest in land can create unintended consequences. Florence Chong reports
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Natural capital: convergence of forestry and agriculture investment management
Demand for land use is bringing about a convergence of forestry and agriculture investment management. Florence Chong reports
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NewsGerman insurer Gothaer invests $100m in natural capital fund
Climate Asset Management raises over $650m for Natural Capital Strategy and Nature Based Carbon funds
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NewsBNP Paribas AM moves into natural capital with IWC stake
BNP Paribas Asset Management (BNPP AM) has expanded into the area of natural capital by taking a majority stake in Danish natural resources specialist International Woodland Company (IWC). Copenhagen-headquartered IWC oversees €5.5bn of timberland investments globally and also provides investment management and advisory services relating to agriculture and ecosystems, including ...
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NewsNatural capital asset managers welcome COP26 deforestation pledge
Nuveen and Mirova acknowledge “good start” and “first positive step”
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NewsNuveen launches natural capital and infrastructure platforms
Westchester, GreenWood, Glennmont and AGR all rolled into new real assets ‘pillars’
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