US forestry investment firm launches European offshoot

Jonathan Stapleton
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Timberland Investment Resources, a US-based forestry investment firm, has established a European business to provide UK schemes access to its asset strategies.

The firm's European arm was co-founded by managing partners Hugh Humfrey and GianPaolo Potsios. It is chaired by Tom Johnson. Johnson commented: "The forestry asset class is gaining prominence g...

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