S.3 Ep. 5: Future of Food: Vast Implications For Investors
The global food system is rapidly evolving. Savvy investors need a playbook to navigate this change, whether seeking opportunities or mitigating risks.
From farm to fork, our global food system is vast, complex, inefficient and increasingly unfit for purpose. But with the global food system representing just 10% of global GDP, why should institutional investors care? We believe understanding and navigating the rapid evolution of our fragile global food system is important for asset owners for a few reasons:
The global food system is rapidly evolving. Savvy investors need a playbook to navigate this change, whether seeking opportunities or mitigating risks.
Jakob Wilhelmus, Director, PGIM and Julia Newbould, Managing Editor, Investment Magazine discuss the main challenges with our food system.
An updated analysis on food prices in EM countries that incorporate unemployment numbers using a misery index.
PGIM COO Taimur Hyat discusses the firm’s Megatrends “Food for Thought” research with Bloomberg’s “What Goes Up” podcast.
PGIM's COO Taimur Hyat joins Sky News to discuss why institutional investors should understand the opportunities and risks facing the global food system.
Shehriyar Antia, PGIM's Head of Global Thematic Research, joins Milken's 2023 Asia Summit to discuss "Investing in Food Systems to Address Climate Change."