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The asset class has always been sold as ‘long-term’ but invested in through a private equity-like model. We look at whether this has done the asset class justice and why things might be changing.
The European asset manager’s real assets, structured finance and hedge fund businesses will combine to form the new entity.
A decade ago, an infrastructure manager would have been hard-pressed to market a core strategy featuring data assets and renewables. Today, Brookfield is embracing both sectors, as infra boss Sam Pollock tells us.
As direct investment becomes more common, agency services providers are more important than ever, says Wilmington Trust managing director Will Marder
Secondaries provide diversification and exposure to varied markets within the infrastructure asset class, say Ingo Marten, William Greene and Matthew McPhee of Stafford Capital Partners
Fibre connectivity and data centres are rich sources of deal activity, says Matt Evans, global head of communications infrastructure and co-head of origination at AMP Capital
Andy Pike and Keith Derman of Ares Management say climate infrastructure presents a significant opportunity for investors today
In order to set yourself apart in the crowded infrastructure market, a novel approach is needed, say Gwenola Chambon and Mounir Corm of Vauban Infrastructure Partners
Esther Peiner of Partners Group says the global shift to renewable generation presents a wide range of opportunities, but significant resources, deep expertise and intense collaboration are critical for success
Ian Harding and Jordan Cott of Arcus Infrastructure Partners say the European mid-market presents value creation opportunities for those who know how to manage growth and risk across the investment cycle