All Top 100 Infrastructure Investors articles
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Special ReportsCPP Investments: Keeping pace with rapid fund growth
CPP Investments has been deploying billions into infrastructure, including data centres, as the pension fund is projected to hit C$1trn by 2031
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Special ReportsIndustriens Pension: Co-investment as a pragmatic sweet spot
Industriens Pension has developed a taste for partnering with fund managers on infrastructure investments
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Special ReportsBCI: All eyes on ‘transaction-rich’ Europe for growth
Canadian pension fund BCI aims to substantially increase the share of European assets in its infrastructure portfolio, as it continues to look abroad for expansion
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Special ReportsAustralianSuper: Surfing the AI wave
The AI revolution is top of mind for AustralianSuper and underpins a strategic shift in the investment approach of Australia’s largest superannuation fund
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Special ReportsInfrastructure investor survey 2025: Asset class performs and hedges inflation
More than two thirds of investors say infrastructure has provided effective inflation protection
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Special ReportsInfrastructure investor survey 2025: Investors target digital transition
Data centres and fibre networks lead the pack of favoured sectors
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Special ReportsInfrastructure investor survey 2025: Investors near allocation targets
Capital flows likely to come from maintaining allocation levels
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Special ReportsInfrastructure investor survey 2025: Key risks are politics and regulation
Political and regulatory uncertainty the key risks and challenges for investors
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Special ReportsTop 100 Infrastructure Investors 2025: Total assets rise 8% to $926bn
Full ranking of the largest pension, sovereign-wealth and insurance funds in the infrastructure
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Special ReportsGPIF: Japan’s giant signals its intent in infrastructure
The world’s largest pension fund has a lot of room to grow when it comes to investing in infrastructure. Florence Chong reports
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Special ReportsPension Protection Fund: From ‘lifeboat fund’ to ocean liner?
The PPF, which could become bigger under UK pensions reform, is expanding and going more direct in infrastructure. Richard Lowe speaks to Alex Leonard
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Special ReportsVelliv: Remain focused on the risks in infrastructure
Christoph Junge tells Pirkko Juntunen how Velliv keeps its fund managers’ feet to the ESG fire to avoid greenwashing
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Special ReportsPensionDanmark: Exporting the Danish model in infrastructure
PensionDanmark made a groundbreaking investment in domestic offshore wind 14 years ago. Today, it continues to innovate globally, Rune Gade Holm tells Pirkko Juntunen
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Special ReportsPSP Investments: Canadian fund takes own path in global infrastructure
PSP is taking a dynamic and flexible approach as it aims to hit in C$50bn infrastructure assets. Sandiren Curthan talks to Richard Lowe
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Special ReportsAPG’s asset owner partnership: Don’t compete, collaborate
The biggest investors are teaming up to tackle infrastructure. Genio van der Schaft talks to Florence Chong about the APG-GPIF partnership
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Special ReportsAPG plans to expand allocation by investing in ‘tomorrow’s infrastructure’
Jan-Willem Ruisbroek tells Richard Lowe how APG will use its new allocation to build the infrastructure of tomorrow
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Special ReportsIlmarinen: ‘We’d like to grow the allocation to infrastructure’
Ilmarinen continues to build up global exposure primarily through funds. Pirkko Juntunen speaks to Esko Torsti
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Special ReportsTop 100 Infrastructure Investors 2024: Survey
Institutional investors continue their journey in allocating to infrastructure after demonstrating stability during a period of volatility
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Special ReportsTop 100 Infrastructure Investors 2024: Full ranking
The IPE Real Assets top 100 ranking of some of the world’s largest infrastructure investors accounts for more than $858bn (€768bn) in infrastructure assets held by pension funds, sovereign-wealth funds, insurers and other institutional capital owners.
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Special ReportsTop 100 Infrastructure Investors 2023: Survey
Recent strong growth in allocations and investment appetite might be slowing, but investors are not yet applying the brakes to the asset class. Richard Lowe reports
