This decade, nature will be recognised by financial markets and provide first-mover opportunities for investors who understand this shift. This was a key message from Morten Rossé, Head of Nature and Climate at holistiQ Investment Partners, LOIM, at the recent LAPF Strategic Investment Forum convened by DG Publishing in Hertfordshire, the UK. Nature can be placed at the heart of value chains for select soft commodities, such as coffee, enabling farms degraded by monoculture to be restored as agroforests that boost biodiversity, crop yields and climate resilience while producing a premium product. “The value chain of coffee is its biggest weakness. It’s highly unbalanced, highly inefficient, highly emitting,” Rossé said. “Sales are already being disrupted by specialty markets that use coffee beans grown using agroforestry and regenerative farming practices.” He described how such projects can be integrated into a real-assets strategy viable for long-term institutional investment. “Markets are starting to see this value, and that’s why we believe this is the decade for nature.” Read more: http://spkl.io/604547fpc #nature #pensions #sustainableinvestment <Marketing Communication>
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Land is finite and we are making increasing demands of it. In this piece for Sustainable Views today, I cover: 👩🌾 Report from the IPES-Food on how growing investment from the financial sector, the use of land for carbon removal and offsetting schemes, mining projects and the “upscaling and consolidation” of farms threatens foods security and the lives and livelihoods of small-scale producers. Such trends are creating a “dangerous interface between small-scale farmers on one side and huge institutional investors, fossil fuel companies and real estate developers on the other”, says the report “Land squeeze”. 📣 “Better governance is desperately needed to remove speculative financial capital from farmland markets and to restore farmers’ and rural communities’ control over land,” says Jennifer Clapp from the University of Waterloo. 📣 “Carbon markets and climate finance more broadly present a significant opportunity to accelerate the recognition and safeguarding of rights for Indigenous peoples and local communities, including smallholder farmers,” says Luke Pritchard from We Mean Business Coalition. 🥕 Shifting to a plant-based diet is increasingly seen by experts as a way of reducing emissions and freeing up more land. The World Bank suggested in its “Recipe for a living planet” report last week governments in developed countries could “ensure the environmental and health costs borne by society are fully included in food prices” and shift subsidies for red meat and dairy towards "lower-emission foods, such as poultry or fruits and vegetables". 🥜 I also look at today's report from the Green Alliance and the Good Food Institute Europe and its conclusion a higher uptake of home-grown, plant-based, cultivated and fermentation-made food would restore levels of protein self-sufficiency not seen in Europe since the 1990s — reduce reliance on imports, free up land for more nature-friendly types of farming, such as organic practices that demand fewer chemical inputs, and help the EU meet its climate targets more cheaply. 🤝 With the World Bank's Land Conference 2024 starting today and the UK government's latest Farm to Fork meeting tomorrow, there should be plenty more to discuss later this week re the politics and financing of #agriculture and the #food and #farming transition. https://lnkd.in/df9rc9uD
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💥Are you considering selling a business in the Food & Agriculture sector? Our cheat sheet provides an updated list of the industry's top 60 investors and acquirers!💡 Our current assessment focuses on Latin America, the world's food powerhouse🌎: ▶We looked at over 2,800 M&A and funding round transactions💲since 2010 (available if needed!🗒) ▶Mapping over 1,600 unique investors and/or acquirers. ▶Most are strategic players, as corporates lead the consolidation play. ▶But private equity and venture capital funds are already significant players (kudos to The Yield Lab LATAM team for having the largest regional footprint 🚀). ▶A combination of regional champions and global leaders are competing to position in high-growth categories (e.g., water, fruits, ag biologicals, ingredients, healthy food), pursue integration, and expand into new geographies. ▶Key emerging trends? Driven by sustainability, a few old themes are returning, including forestry🌲and biofuels🌽, focused on capturing more carbon and reducing GHG emissions🤝! 📌 If you are a player in the food and agriculture sector planning to acquire or sell a business in Latin America or Europe, I invite you to chat and exchange more ideas and insights. Please reach out! #RealAssets #Farmland #Agriculture #Food #Nutrition #PE #VC
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1moBrilliant that Lombard Odier Investment Managers are doing work to commercialise nature and capitalise on these first-mover opportunities; the potential in this space is colossal 🏔️🏔️🏔️