Agriculture represents an emerging asset class for private and institutional investors.
Agriculture represents an emerging asset class for private and institutional investors. After decades of underinvestment in the sector, institutional and private capital is being attracted by the combination of exceptionally strong fundamentals, inflation hedging, and low correlation with other asset classes.
Global AgInvesting 2011 will bring together leading global ag-sector end-investors, ag-managers, academics, policy experts and agribusiness industry executives to explore the opportunities and challenges of investing in agriculture.
Last year, this event attracted participants from 30 countries, farming over 22 million acres and representing all of the major agricultural producing regions of the world. This year, Global AgInvesting 2011 will help end investors understand the different strategies and the different exposures within the ag space. Investors will learn about different geographies and strategies, across illiquid investment vehicles (farmland, infrastructure and ag private equity), as well as liquid investment vehicle alternatives such as ag focused hedge funds, ag equities and ag commodities.
Join us at Global AgInvesting 2011 and learn how to navigate the complex global ag sector and discover how to develop a concrete ag investment strategy.
