Strategy

A plentiful supply of green power is attracting investors into a growing range of infrastructure assets.

Market volatility may have increased denominator effect concerns in recent months but infrastructure allocations are still trailing targets.

Investors are increasingly bullish on infrastructure debt and secondaries.

Investors may value the resilience and inflation linkage of core infrastructure, but high interest rates mean that fundraising in the sector is challenged.

Despite some recent debate over the pros and cons of ESG-related investments, the long-term outlook indicates strong financial backing will continue

Market turbulence has hit fundraising, but managers remain bullish on the future of the asset class.

Three infrastructure experts share their insights on the relative merits of a diversified investment approach.

Not all strategies are created equal, as rising interest rates see investors turning to core-plus and value-add

Demand remains high for infrastructure co-investments, but will appetite hold against a more challenging macroeconomic climate?

Three industry specialists discuss which strategies they expect will attract the most attention and appetite among investors over the coming year.