Islamic growth body sets up agricultural partnership

IDB has joined forces with Dutch asset manager to launch a private equity fund to address 'growing food security concerns'

An organisation set up to foster economic growth among Islamic countries has set up a partnership with a Dutch asset manager to address the “growing food security concerns” in some of its member states.

The Islamic Development Bank, a Jeddah-based organisation set up to aid economic growth among 56 member countries, has launched an agriculture-focused private equity fund in partnership with Dutch asset manager Robeco.

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