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The North American investment environment is shifting, though what investors expect from infrastructure isn’t. In our roundtable, five industry experts explain how to stay on strategy.

This article is sponsored by Partners Group and first appeared in Infrastructure Investor’s North America Report.   Q: Energy continues to dominate North American infrastructure. Why is that? TB: Energy has always been a sector that has been conducive to private capital investment in North America, from upstream right through to downstream. Enabling legislation such […]

Despite the region’s diversity, the growth potential for clean energy across Asia is staggering. Four industry experts tell us where they are looking for opportunities and what challenges they face.

Viktor Kats, co-fund head of the IFC Global Infrastructure Fund, and Deepali Bahl, principal at the fund, argue investors need structured frameworks to be able to deal with the impact of technology.

Mark McComiskey, head of infrastructure at AVAIO, talks about the opportunities and challenges presented by investing in new infrastructure assets.

Flexibility is emerging as the fundamental development principle for essential infrastructure that meets the needs of both current and future generations, writes InstarAGF president and CEO Gregory J. Smith, and it is no longer business as usual.

The ability to deal with changing markets is critical. So how does one go about investing in a bull market? We ask Hamish Mackenzie, DWS’s head of infrastructure

Despite an often clear alignment of interests, infrastructure investment hasn’t always lived up to sustainability expectations. Four industry experts tell us how this is changing.

Head of infrastructure Peter Hofbauer talks through Hermes’ approach to sustainability, the benefits it provides investors and why the asset class requires a different mindset.

Valeria Rosati, senior partner, walks us through Vantage Infrastructure’s approach to ESG and the main challenges to implementation.