Lombard Odier Investment Managers is expanding its thematic range with the New Food Systems equity strategy, which will seek to identify opportunities associated with the transition to sustainable food systems.
This launch will focus on the agriculture, forestry and other land uses (AFOLU) system, which the firm said is believed to be the main cause of planetary boundary transgressions. The portfolio will be made up of 35 to 50 companies, which will be selected from three sub-themes: sustainable food production, enabling solutions and sustainable food consumption. MSCI launches tool to measure emissions across investment portfolios Sustainable food production will include companies which produce biological and synthetic inputs and agricultural products. Enabling solutions will include fi...
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