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Anne Valentine Andrews, deputy head of real assets at BlackRock, says infrastructure is well positioned to withstand the covid-19 crisis.

Thierry Déau, founder and chief executive at Meridiam, says the crisis requires the sector to clearly express its values through the choices it makes.

Mathias Burghardt, head of infrastructure at Ardian, predicts a slow recovery and not returning to pre-covid traffic levels before the end of 2022.

Now, more than ever, digital infrastructure is vital for the world economy to grow. As a result, it represents a strong opportunity for investors, writes Joel Kranc.

Mark Richards and Alexander Hadrill of Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner examine the impact of the coronavirus on private finance initiatives.

Jigar Shah, founder of SunEdison and Jay Tannon of American Infrastructure Holdings call for an American version of Australia's successful asset recycling programme to bring the country's ailing infra back to life.

Meridiam chief executive Thierry Déau and ENEA Consulting founding partner Vincent Kientz share their roadmap to investing in assets that are more resilient for cities, communities and future generations.

Martin Lennon, co-founder and head of Infracapital, says that greenfield projects, if managed correctly, can be a better bet for institutions than more tightly priced brownfield assets.

Effective communication during the coronavirus pandemic will be key to safeguarding businesses and preparing for the future, writes Prosek Partners' Josh Clarkson

A holistic and flexible approach is needed to address the vast opportunity that the energy transition offers, says Marco van Daele, co-CEO and chief investment officer at SUSI Partners.