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In its third successive year, Infrastructure Investor’s Rising Stars list highlights the next generation of infrastructure investment professionals set to steer the industry forward.
Europe’s power market dislocation presents an opportunity for value-add investors in renewables, writes Fiona Thomas Saura, Frontier Renewables’ director of investments.
Repowering older renewable assets is no longer optional – it’s essential to extending the lifespan of energy-generating platforms and maintaining their financial and environmental benefits, explain Bluefield’s Paula Naranjo and Nunzia Pignataro.
The mid-market offers a diverse range of benefits for infrastructure investors, says I Squared Capital’s Gautam Bhandari.
Our Rising Stars offer their take on how they see the asset class evolving over the next decade.
Facing a market as vast and competitive as the US, 3i’s Rob Collins examines where best to invest and diversify.
Resilience, nearshoring of supply chains and a strong focus on national security are three important aspects of the ongoing rejection of globalisation.
Several factors are underpinning the recent secondaries boom, including a liquidity squeeze and pent-up demand for high-quality GP-led deals, says Pantheon’s Andrea Echberg.
Winning investments possess a certain scale, flexibility and growth potential that fosters resilience in adversity, according to CVC DIF’s Tom Goossens.
Agility and proven experience are key to identifying opportunities and capitalising on infrastructure’s mega-trends, says InfraRed Capital Partners’ Jack Paris.