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Future of Infrastructure
Is video conferencing poised to be the new normal or will the sector revert to in-person due diligence and face-to-face meetings?
What the future holds for the different parts of the sector in a post-covid world, and how investors will need to adapt to seize opportunities.
Investors will need superhuman foresight to predict how technology is going to impact their infrastructure portfolios for decades to come.
Covid-19 and more awareness of the climate crisis have led to change, writes UBS Asset Management’s head of infrastructure research and strategy, Declan O'Brien.
Back in June, Infrastructure Investor asked 10 leading market experts to predict how the pandemic would transform the asset class. Here’s a snapshot of what they said.
Climate infrastructure has emerged as a new asset class. Keith Derman and Andrew Pike, partners and co-heads of Ares Infrastructure & Power, highlight its potential.
From covid’s impact on the asset class to the clean energy movement and a growing reliance on all things tech, here’s where infrastructure is heading.
A fast-growing urban middle class is driving demand for more and better infrastructure, says MIRA senior MD and head of Asia-Pacific Frank Kwok.
Citizen-centric investment and development will empower communities to rebuild more sustainably post-covid and to respond to new opportunities emerging from the shifting global economy, writes InstarAGF’s president and CEO Gregory Smith.
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