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UBS AM's Alex Leung takes a look at how working from home, social distancing and de-globalisation – should they become permanent – will change infrastructure and opportunities for investment.

Excuse rights are a tool for LPs to avoid being committed to investments they would rather avoid on environmental, social or governance grounds, but they can create difficulties for fund managers. Winston Penhall of Reed Smith explains why.

Michael Hanna, head of infrastructure, Australia, at IFM Investors, on what the coronavirus means for infrastructure investment.

Rosheen McGuckian, chief executive of NTR, on what the coronavirus means for infrastructure investment.

Boe Pahari, global head of infrastructure equity at AMP Capital, says the covid-19 pandemic has acted as a catalyst for change in the sector.

Generate Capital's Jigar Shah and American Infrastructure Holdings' Jay Tannon argue that the crisis presents an opportunity to kick-start infra development.

Matina Papathanasiou, deputy head of global infrastructure at QIC, on what the coronavirus means for infrastructure investment

Laurence Monnier, head of quantitative research – real assets at Aviva Investors, says infrastructure is now in the eye of the covid-19 storm.

Esther Peiner, managing director, private infrastructure europe at Partners Group, says investors should seek more than just downside protection the sector.

Gordon Bajnai, head of global infrastructure at Campbell Lutyens, on what the coronavirus means for infrastructure investment.