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.
As the asset class faces another period of volatility, it’s worth taking another look at whether it would be best served by longer-term or permanent capital structures.
Asset bounce-backs harder to predict, the importance of contractual structures and why certain fund vintages might become problematic.
Are private asset classes better positioned to weather the crisis? Our senior editorial teams covering PE, private debt, infrastructure, real estate and secondaries provide insight.
The pandemic will stress test the resiliency of the asset class, potentially like never before, shaking up the attractiveness of various sectors.
With three of the world’s biggest LPs calling for sustainable investment, we discuss the thinking and operational commitment needed to be a responsible investor.
Three industry experts tell us how incentives, supply chain management, profit sharing, sensible tax policies and cutting carbon emissions help keep your licence to operate.
Brookfield and GIP’s latest funds can hang comfortably with PE’s big boys. But despite infra’s long-term credentials, it’s PE firms that are amassing the largest amounts of perpetual capital.
A laundry list of troubles threaten to sink the venerable procurement framework. But there are some bold ideas for re-energising it.
Ex-KKR infra co-head Jesús Olmos’ year-old outfit is the exception. In reality, a significant number of LPs are unwilling to commit to first-time vehicles. Here’s why Asterion was successful.
Australia’s calamitous bushfires should act as a rallying cry for a mission-oriented approach to tackling climate change.
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