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Future of Infrastructure
Four of the industry’s rising stars to discuss the evolution of infrastructure investing.
Infrastructure investing has undergone significant change over the past decade, so what does the future hold? We ask Igneo's Marcus Ayre and Gravis Capital's Phil Kent for their perspectives.
Our list of the 20 Rising Stars in the industry under 40.
From traditional renewables to emerging technologies, Richard Nourse of Schroders Greencoat, Ashwin West of BlueOrchard and Jérôme Neyroud of Schroders Capital, explain how the world is progressing against climate targets.
There is a generational opportunity emerging for the infrastructure asset class to facilitate the energy transition and improve the resiliency of essential assets, says QIC’s head of global infrastructure Ross Israel.
Data centre platforms need to be on the front foot to capitalise on the proliferation of AI applications and the resulting demand cycle, says Stonepeak’s Andrew Thomas.
The maturation of long-term macro themes is creating supportive tailwinds for investment, says InfraRed’s Jack Paris.
The infrastructure debt market remains strong while the demand for clean energy gathers pace, according to BNP Paribas Asset Management’s Vincent Guillaume and Stéphanie Passet.
The African data centre market offers many opportunities for investors but regional and country-specific differences must be recognised first, says Africa50’s Raza Hasnani.
GPs with solid sustainability credentials have a head start as the energy transition accelerates, say Eurazeo’s Laurent Chatelin, Melissa Cohen and Martin Sichelkow.