Infrastructure investors have the opportunity and responsibility to create long-term value by engaging with, and meeting the needs of, communities, according to Instar Asset Management’s Gregory Smith.
Infrastructure is a long-term asset class and requires a different approach to a PE-orientated one, says Vauban Infrastructure Partners’ Mounir Corm.
Diversified portfolios with minimal leverage are well-placed to thrive amid market volatility, says Northleaf’s Jamie Storrow.
Investors are taking a binary approach to protect from downside risk and add value, says PATRIZIA’s managing director of infrastructure Tom Maher.
Promising proprietary origination, value creation and reliable exits against a volatile macroeconomic backdrop are the reasons why the mid-market has come into its own, five infrastructure investors tell us.
Standardisation and comparability are key to making climate data meaningful. EDHEC’s Abhishek Gupta and Nishtha Manocha discuss the hurdles this presents and how investors can clear them.
There is no escaping the energy transition, and no GP should want to. Embracing it is key to keeping portfolios relevant and adding value. Guillaume Faroux and Marcus Ayre discuss how they do it as infrastructure investors.
Mounting ESG scepticism is part of a healthy debate that could help eliminate the scourge of greenwashing once and for all, five industry insiders tell Infrastructure Investor.
Europe’s renewable energy space has evolved markedly over the past 10 years and there is plenty more development to come, says Glennmont Partners’ Isabel Rodriguez de Rivera Ruiz.
Public spending and private capital are coming together to solve the big challenges of our times, says Ardian managing director, infrastructure, Federica Vasquez.