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As the asset class evolves and expands, its core characteristics provide a springboard for success, says IFM’s Luba Nikulina.
Wilmington Trust’s Will Marder reflects on how the last 12 months have changed investment flows and what that means for the future.
Shrugging off the market uncertainty, investor appetite for clean energy investment remains discerning but strong, says Quinbrook’s David Scaysbrook.
As the infrastructure sector continues to grow, the investment parameters are constantly evolving too, says Boston Consulting Group’s Wilhelm Schmundt.
As renewable energy capacity continues growing in Europe, the demand for batteries is rising sharply, say Prime Capital’s Mathias Bimberg and Jens Walzner.
Planning delays are choking new generation and threatening the pace of the energy transition, even as governments streamline processes and institutional capital sits on the sidelines, writes Tom Taylor.
Resilience has long been part of infrastructure culture, but today’s geopolitical environment makes the urgent adoption of active defence unavoidable, argues Jeffrey Altman of Finadvice.
Governor’s proposed standards for data centres have potential implications for a growing market.
The narrative around artificial intelligence in the investment space has clearly shifted. The technology is now being deployed by LPs to define the next generation of managers.
In this podcast, part of PEI Group's Private Markets 2030 programme, guests from Brookfield discuss the opportunities and risks around artificial intelligence in infrastructure.