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The financialization of the agri–food system, accelerated as a result of the crisis of 2007-08, has led to the diversification and strengthening of so-called financial agents. These include institutional investors, who group entities such as pension funds (private and public). Among the investment strategies of these have acquired relevance in the agro-food sector, both in the different stages of value chains (sourcing, production, processing, marketing), and farmland. The objective of this article is to analyze the recent participation of the public pension fund of Canada (CPPIB), the eighth worldwide, in the agricultural division of one of the five leading global food companies: Glencore.

La financiarización de la agricultura: La participación del plan de pensiones de Canadá en Glencore