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There have been further reports about large brokerage firms investing more in alternative investments, and it is all in response to demand from their customers, AAA has claimed.

A new article in IFA Magazine by Green Forestry Investments' Lisa Best, has been welcomed by FRA for championing Brazil as one of the best places to invest.

A billionaire investor has this week opted to put much of his cash in forestry investments, in a move that has been welcomed by alternative and ethical investment advocates, AAA.

In a move that further underlines the attractiveness of forestry investments, according to AAA, the Pension Protection Fund is establishing a dedicated panel for forestry and agricultural investments.

Forest Research Associates (FRA) supports Malaysia’s moves towards managed forestry. The Sabah region of Malaysia has almost 400,000 hectares of Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) classified managed forests, making it the most sustainable region.

Forestry Research Associates (FRA) has stated its support for the $3.5 million in funding offered to Costa Rica from the National Forestry Financing Fund (FONAFIFO).

In light of new research that shows a growing desire among investors to put their money in funds and assets outside their own countries, Alternative Asset Analysis (AAA)

UK based company Plantation Capital have recently achieved Public Limited Company status as part of their planned expansion drive and effort to provide greater transparency to clients.

The huge demand for oil that agarwood produces has driven the illegal logging trade and created a multi billion dollar industry, making agarwood the most valuable tree in the world.

Can a tree save the world ? Probably not, but if there is one that can on its own more than any other make a difference Plantation Capital appear to have found it and as always are developing its commercial and envioronmental potential first.

Hardwood Species such as Teak and Mahogany used in tropical tree farms have faster growth cycles and higher market values than North American timber. Investment in these species offer compounding annual returns of 10-20% and capture carbon.