Bruno Alves
Bruno Alves is Senior Editor of Infrastructure Investor. Bruno has been a journalist since 2004 and joined Infrastructure Investor in 2009, where he quickly rose to become Associate Editor and a leading writer covering the infrastructure asset class. In 2013 he joined Euromoney to edit their Trade Finance title, before returning to PEI Media in late 2014 as the launch editor of Low Carbon Energy Investor, PEI’s global energy transition publication.
Renewables: a game of musical chairs?
Record low renewable power bids in countries like Portugal are again putting the spotlight on the risks investors might be exposed to.
Make way, once again, for Blackstone
Can the US manager, its fundraising muscles flexed, establish itself in infra the way it has in other asset classes?
How does H1 infra fundraising compare with other asset classes?
Infrastructure, private equity, real estate and private debt have raised a collective $371bn during the first half of the year.
Looking back on 10 years of infra coverage
As we near publication of our special anniversary issue, we look back on five of Infrastructure Investor's biggest stories over the past decade.
Sector-specific funds have truly arrived
Digital Colony’s $4bn debut digital infrastructure fund underlines how much money managers can raise with the right targeted strategy.
Going direct? Here are three things to bear in mind
You can save on fees, but these programmes certainly aren’t without cost. And if you’re not ready to go all in, it’s best to stick to funds and co-investing.
Sector-specific funds have truly arrived
Digital Colony’s $4bn debut digital infrastructure fund underlines how much money managers can raise with the right targeted strategy.
Roundtable: Listed infra is your best bet for core exposure
Four industry participants tell us how last year’s volatility tested the asset class in all the right ways, highlight their advantage over generalists and explain why strategy drift is not an issue.
Roundtable: Listed is your best bet for core exposure
Four industry participants tell us how last year’s volatility tested the asset class in all the right ways, highlight their advantage over generalists and explain why strategy drift is not an issue.
Looking for instructive trade-offs
The characteristics investors were willing to accept in recent asset-leasing deals offer hints about the future of infrastructure.
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