AAM Investment Group has sold its 14,074ha Sunshine Farms Aggregation in the Lachlan Valley of New South Wales for an undisclosed sum and the buyer is believed to be the US pension fund manager Nuveen.
- Grain Central
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26 Mar 2024
As the global demand for food rises and the supply of arable land shrinks, investment managers like Nuveen — a subsidiary of the largest global investor in agriculture, TIAA — see farmland as an attractive asset class.
Some of the world's largest pension funds bet big on Brazilian farmland. Communities, and the climate, are paying the price
The world’s largest manager of farmland assets, Nuveen Natural Capital, has taken advantage of Treasury Wine Estates’ decision to downsize its commercial wine business after acquiring water rights and 434 ha of its orchards.
The Pension Fund has made an initial commitment to Nuveen’s flagship Global Timberland strategy, with the potential for further allocations in both forestry and farmland.
Nova empresa vai incorporar 315 mil hectares da Cosan no valor de R$ 14,6 bilhões e os 170 mil hectares administrados pela Nuveen/TIAA na América Latina, avaliados em cerca de R$ 4 bilhões.
- InfoMoney
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08 January 2024
Operation creates Radar Gestão de Investimentos, a joint venture that will manage farmlands of the two companies in Latin America
- InfoMoney
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08 January 2024
How US pension fund TIAA purchased farmland with a legacy of racism and murder
- Arkansas Review
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16 December 2023
Grimmway’s owner is backed by pension funds including the public employees of the states of Maine and Oregon, Texas teachers, the New York state Teamsters union and the Producer-Writers Guild of America.
Two TIAA subsidiaries, Global Ag Properties and Premiere Ag Properties, purchased 50,000 acres of land in Arkansas that were stolen over 100 years ago from Black farmers in one of the largest massacres of Black people in US history.
- TIAADivest!
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16 October 2023
Financial players are moving aggressively to snatch up lands around the world with access to water for irrigation. Their strategy is to pump as much water as they can and as fast as they can into the production of crops that reap high prices in export markets.
A new report explains how Harvard University, pension fund TIAA and multinational agribusiness corporation Bunge are enabling illegal land grabs and increasing deforestation for soy production