Previous Top 100 Infrastructure Investment Managers reports – Page 2
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Special ReportsTop 100 in focus: Brookfield, KKR, Stonepeak, Morrison & Co, DigitalBridge
Assets under management at the 100 largest firms has risen to €1.65trn. We shine the spotlight on five
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Special ReportsTop 100 Infrastructure Investment Managers 2021
The assets under management of the 100 largest infrastructure investment managers rose by €110bn during 2020, from €1.18trn to €1.29trn of assets. We speak to leading figures in the sector about their businesses and views on the asset class, and also question whether fixed hurdle rates are pushing infrastructure fund managers to take undue levels of risk
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Special ReportsTop 100 Infrastructure Managers 2021: A growing, concentrated sector
The 100 largest infrastructure managers manage €1.29trn of assets. Razak Musah Baba spoke to the three largest
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Special ReportsMacquarie: Infrastructure’s green giant
The largest infrastructure fund manager is well advanced on its ‘green journey’, the new head of MIRA Leigh Harrison tells Florence Chong
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Special ReportsHurdle rates: A ticking timebomb?
Are fixed hurdle rates pushing infrastructure fund managers to take undue levels of risks to hit an 8% target? René Lavanchy reports
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Special ReportsQ&A: Sean Klimczak, Blackstone
Blackstone launched its open-ended infrastructure platform four years ago and is now 28th in the ranking. Jon Peterson spoke to global head of infrastructure Sean Klimczak
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Special ReportsQ&A: Raj Agrawal, KKR
The infrastructure arm of US private-equity firm KKR has jumped from 19 to 12 in the top 100 infrastructure ranking. Global head of infrastructure Raj Agrawal talks to Vanessa Drucker about its growth
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Special ReportsTop 100 Infrastructure Managers 2020: A big balancing act
With transport assets hit harder than other sectors, diversification is as important as ever for infrastructure fund managers. Maha Khan Phillips and Christopher O’Dea report
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Special ReportsTop 75 Infrastructure Managers 2019: Why big is often best
With the continued growth of infrastructure mega-funds, is it inevitable that investors will overpay for assets and returns disappoint? Not necessarily, writes Christopher O’Dea
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Special ReportsTop 75 Infrastructure Managers: Hard to avoid crowds
One of the appeals of mid-market strategies is the ability to avoid competition at the large end of the market. Christopher O’Dea asks whether this space is becoming too crowded as well
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Special ReportsListed infrastructure managers: Diverse opportunity set
Fund managers of listed infrastructure vary widely in their approach, but they all make the case for active strategies. Stephanie Schwartz-Driver reports
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Special ReportsWhitehelm Capital: The manager with a smart strategy
Whitehelm Capital has Dutch investor APG on board for its Smart Cities Fund. Christopher O’Dea reports
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