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In a volatile environment, asset management is more important than ever. Six infrastructure investment industry professionals discuss how their respective firms are managing assets during challenging times
An IEEFA report claims the Clean Energy Finance Corporation could mobilise more private capital for the energy transition by focusing on credit enhancement.
The sector isn’t immune to the turmoil in the wider market, but it does offer protection for investors.
The UK DFI seeks to increase the pipeline of renewable equipment to Southeast Asia in its partnership with the ADB.
High-profile moves marked a strong year for one of the largest pools of institutional capital in the world.
As ‘free money’ dries up, higher interest rates are reshaping critical dynamics of the renewable energy market, Zak Bentley and Daniel Kemp find.
Physical risk to infrastructure assets can result in major losses, and sooner than many expect. The EDHEC Infrastructure & Private Assets Research Institute quantifies those losses in different climate scenarios.
Macquarie will seed a new core renewable energy fund with some of its $2bn portfolio of assets, as exits slow.
A thematic approach to investment opportunities combined with the construction of diversified portfolios can generate attractive risk-adjusted returns in any macroeconomic environment, say Partners Group’s Irene Mavroyannis and Ed Diffendal.
Investors are taking a binary approach to protect from downside risk and add value, says PATRIZIA’s managing director of infrastructure Tom Maher.