The Decade: future
For the final section of our 10th anniversary special report, we examine the issues that will shape the asset class over the coming decade
Towards a sustainable future
Martin Stanley, who is in his 10th year at the helm of Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets, explains why ESG best practice is critical to long-term performance.
Predicting the next decade: Self-drive time
How the advent of autonomous vehicles could revolutionise transport infrastructure.
How technology is revolutionising infrastructure
Boe Pahari, global head of infrastructure at AMP Capital, thinks air travel will be transformed by advances in AI.
Predicting the next decade: Supersize infra
Buoyed by strong institutional appetite, the size of infrastructure funds has grown significantly over the past decade. We look at how big they might get.
The promise of infrastructure
With a spiralling infrastructure deficit to address over the next two decades, building trust and connectivity with stakeholders is more important, and challenging, than ever before, writes InstarAGF’s Gregory Smith.
Predicting the next decade: A space odyssey
From lithium-ion batteries to solar power stations in space, the race is on to find efficient storage space solutions for renewable energy.
Predicting the next decade: Data explosion
We look at what a meteoric rise in data consumption will mean for towers, fibre and storage.
Predicting the next decade: Making a mark
Investing for impact has risen up the agenda for many institutions with a rapid growth in allocations over recent years.
Predicting the next decade: Virtual reality
The world is moving online and there is money to be made in technology – but is higher education up to speed?
Predicting the next decade: In rude health
Innovative care delivery models will create huge opportunities for investors in healthcare infrastructure over the coming years.
Predicting the next decade: The waste land
The war against plastic is increasing the focus on recycling and waste treatment, and raising tempting possibilities for infrastructure portfolios.
Predicting the next decade: Smooth departure
The future of airports looks bright, automated and efficient.
Predicting the next decade: Regime change
Europe’s regulatory regimes are becoming more punitive and may have reached ‘an inflection point’.
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