Pictet AM’s Wigley: Investors yet to recognise infrastructure’s growth inflection
Infrastructure equities are seeing a growth inflection not yet recognised by the market, according to James Wigley, portfolio manager at Pictet Asset Management.
Infrastructure equities are seeing a growth inflection not yet recognised by the market, according to James Wigley, portfolio manager at Pictet Asset Management.
Structural drivers underpin demand in global infrastructure and real estate, as equity return assumptions move lower, said Aberdeen Investments.
Private markets are entering a more selective phase, says Aberdeen Investments.
DWS has appointed a former LaSalle IM executive as head of alternatives client coverage for Apac.
Brookfield Infrastructure income fund is available to wholesale investors in Australia’s private wealth market.
The BlackRock Investment Institute also downgraded high yield to neutral and DM government bonds to underweight.
Paul Haegy has been appointed head of infrastructure debt and private placements.
The new private credit vehicle will invest in credit instruments backed by infrastructure assets.
Structurally, private investments are less exposed to the sentiment swings of public indices, says Schroders Capital CIO Nils Rode.
The Pantheon Global Infrastructure Secondaries fund will be domiciled in Luxembourg.
Schroders chief executive Richard Oldfield says he is seeing a shift to an originate to distribute model in private credit.
The new evergreen infrastructure fund will target Australia’s wealth segment.
Raffles Family Office is collaborating with GoUpscale and Synpulse to create Quantive Partners.
The infrastructure specialist is expanding its presence in the Asia wealth market.
Adding infrastructure could improve efficiency and diversification, says the BlackRock Investment Institute.
Utilico’s Jacqueline Broers explains why a weaker dollar can have a more pronounced positive impact on EM-listed infrastructure.