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The rapid growth of many larger infrastructure funds can overshadow what is happening in the mid-market. Ancala Partners’ Spence Clunie discusses the opportunities in this market
Infrastructure investment can be a key area of stimulus for flagging economies, says Andy Matthews, greenfield managing director at Infracapital
For long-term investors squeezed between intense volatility and low interest rates, infrastructure debt offers the prospect of yield combined with relative long-term security, say Glenn Fox and Shantini Nair from HSBC
The crisis is accelerating infrastructure’s transition into a ‘new normal’. Identifying businesses that can capitalise on this is the key to value-add investing, says Simon Gray, co-managing partner at Arcus
Understanding both underlying business models and co-investment structures is key, says co-head of infrastructure at Golding Capital Partners Fabian Pötter
As strategy labels blur, Elizabeth Pfeuti explores the new areas that infrastructure investors are investigating – and where they fit in.
Managers have the tools to increase returns by changing the way they approach risk, argues AMP Capital’s global infrastructure principal Adam Ringer.
In light of the ‘critical moment’ in which the world finds itself, Arup’s Orion Fulton outlines a plan for a sustainable US recovery that goes beyond renewables and building new infrastructure.
Post-covid, risk-averse investors will have to deal with more government intervention as well as the agendas of ESG and climate change, say Martin Nelson-Jones, Colin Wilson and Howard Bassford of DLA Piper.
Infra investors cannot escape the fact that asset prices are formed in a market, where systematic risk exists, a reality that covid-19 has underscored further, the research institute says in a recent study.