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The postponed closure of coal-fired power stations in the US, Australia and the EU is not ample reason for investors to get back behind the fossil fuel.
Investors are reassessing relative value in the port sector amid a reconfiguration of global trade.
As digital and energy demand soars, Barings’ Richard Parker outlines the evolving risks and rising opportunities shaping global infrastructure credit markets.
After a record-breaking year of fundraising, LP appetite for infrastructure has consolidated, though concerns over performance amid turbulent geopolitical issues persists.
Taking a value-add approach to waste and water relies on combining strategic partnerships with a platform-building thesis, says CIM Group’s Kris Bale.
Climate risk, DEI and other sustainability factors remain a focus for many investors and GPs.
Investment teams and operating models are evolving to meet the needs of an ever-expanding universe of infrastructure assets.
As the all-important 2030 deadline to limit global warming looms, are private markets on track to help meet the world’s critical climate needs?
As anti-ESG rhetoric in the US intensifies, private markets players appear to be dialling down their messaging, but not their actions.
Sustainable investing must meet the demands of regulators and local communities if it’s to succeed in environmental and economic terms, says Thierry Déau, chairman and CEO of Meridiam.