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Managers often claim to source investments on a bilateral basis. Tim Power, partner at Ancala, explains what this means in practice, how sourcing is evolving and why it is so important for delivering enhanced returns in the mid-market.
Energy and infrastructure deals are on the rise as transition-related themes boost activity. Wilmington Trust’s Keith Reader considers how banks and investors are viewing opportunities and where they are more cautious.
I Squared Capital’s Peter Corsell explains how technology is revolutionising infrastructure investment.
The transport industry is attracting investment and embracing sustainability, but this is far from uniform. Any evaluation of the sector’s evolution, therefore, must accept the nuances that exist between transport modes.
2024 has not been quite the great year for secondaries some had hoped. But Christopher Walker finds the sector has a bright future.
Booming energy demand and focus on innovation are driving a diverse range of opportunities across the region, says BTG Pactual’s Renato Mazzola.
Roopa Murthy and Spencer Ivey, of Ares Management, explain how the scale and flexibility of infrastructure debt are becoming increasingly important to address the ever-increasing capital demands of a growing sector.
Structural changes are favouring the platform-building approach of larger managers with the scale and toolkits to drive outsized returns, says CVC DIF’s Willem Jansonius.
Women of Influence alumni discuss their views on what lies ahead for the asset class.
Let us know which investors, dealmakers, fundraisers, lawyers or operators you think deserve to be included in this year’s Infrastructure Investor’s Rising Stars list.