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With definitions of infrastructure expanding and abundant liquidity available in the debt market, managing risk is top priority, says Matthew Norman, Crédit Agricole CIB’s global head of infrastructure.
Mezzanine marries both yield and security as we near the top of the cycle, says Andrew Jones, global head of infrastructure debt at AMP Capital.
Andy Pike and Keith Derman of Ares Management say climate infrastructure presents a significant opportunity for investors today
Europe offers an array of opportunities for infrastructure debt investors. But selectivity is key, says Bertrand Loubières, head of infrastructure finance at AXA Investment Managers – Real Assets.
Infrastructure debt is coming of age, says Jean-Francis Dusch of Edmond de Rothschild Asset Management.
Secondaries provide diversification and exposure to varied markets within the infrastructure asset class, say Ingo Marten, William Greene and Matthew McPhee of Stafford Capital Partners
Appetite for infrastructure debt is growing as investors become more familiar with the asset class and concerns about the credit cycle grow, say Macquarie Infrastructure Debt Investment Solutions co-heads Tim Humphrey and Kit Hamilton.
Low interest rates and favourable regulatory treatment make infrastructure debt the ideal bet for 2020, says head of infrastructure finance at Ostrum Asset Management, Céline Tercier.
In order to set yourself apart in the crowded infrastructure market, a novel approach is needed, say Gwenola Chambon and Mounir Corm of Vauban Infrastructure Partners