PEI Staff
Which presidential candidate would be more conducive to infrastructure investment in the US? We’re looking to increase our renewables build-out, for which policy will be more supportive under a Democratic administration. In the short term, probably Trump, who may use infrastructure investments as a way to boost the economic environment. Over the long term, though, […]
Can infrastructure help address inequality, such as racial inequity? Infrastructure businesses and owners can utilise progressive recruitment, retention, inclusion and remuneration practices to promote equality of representation, treatment and opportunity for all people – be that with reference to gender, race, age, socio-economic background, sexual orientation or any other characteristic. Although infrastructure such as mass […]
What is the main problem facing the infrastructure markets today? Not enough investment expertise for the amount of capital inflows. Inappropriate risks being taken for a given set of returns. Incentivisation of managers and potential misalignment of interests are a challenge that the infrastructure market continues to face. By their very nature, infrastructure assets are […]
The 2020 II 50 ranking is based on the amount of infrastructure direct equity investment capital raised by firms between 1 January 2015 and 31 August 2020.
Greenfield renewables provide attractive opportunities with greater control of the costs and sustainability, says Quinbrook’s David Scaysbrook.
The 12th edition of II’s annual recognition of the asset class’s star performers is kicking off. Here is your chance to remind us of your milestones to date.
In the firm’s Q2 earnings call, Jonathan Gray pointed out where in private markets he thinks investment from defined contribution benefit plans will get directed to first.
Allianz did not directly respond to all of our questions but sent us a summary addressing questions 1,4,5, and 7.
AMP Capital provided partial responses to our questions.
BlackRock provided detailed answers to our questions.