With an outstanding track record spanning over 22 years, €6.6 billion in direct infrastructure debt and equity investments made since inception, and
€3.4 billion of funds currently under management,
we are one of the world’s largest and most experienced independent infrastructure managers.
We are a long-term investor, partnering with clients to invest in true infrastructure assets that protect real investment value, while providing predictable cash returns. This is achieved by investing in assets with clear and measurable cash flows and adding value through active asset management.
September 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic started as a public health crisis but its impact on global economies and company supply chains may be longer lasting. We have witnessed the greatest shock to international trade since the Great Depression and it appears increasingly likely that the world will be unable to return to a post-COVID “normal” without a vaccine.
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June 2020
Infrastructure investors are by nature long-term. In allocating capital to assets that power communities and societies, infrastructure investors are required to think ahead and to envision how humans will behave years and decades into the future. The coronavirus pandemic has demonstrated that big societal change can also happen quickly, and that infrastructure must be able to adapt to these changes just as swiftly. Nowhere has this been
more apparent than with digital infrastructure.
May 2020
This month’s feature article revisits the defensive characteristics of infrastructure as an asset class, looks at how infrastructure has performed through the initial phase of the COVID-19 induced shock, how it has performed through previous exogenous shocks, and how recession risks are impacting the outlook for infrastructure.
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SAE is a, state-of-the-art waste-to-energy plant in Sarpsborg, Norway. It has an installed capacity of 32.4 MW. The plant processes mainly household waste into energy in the form of environmentally friendly industrial steam. The feedstock is 80,000 tons of waste per year of household and commercial waste.
Kvitebjørn Varme is the district heating network in the city of Tromsø, the largest urban area in Norway inside the Arctic Circle. It produces more than 90 GWh of thermal energy annually, primarily from sustainable and low carbon generation technologies (including a modern 20MW waste to energy plant with an annual capacity of 56,000 tons). The heat is distributed through a network of 55km of underground pipes.
International Parking Group (IPG) is the owner and operator of hospital car parks across New South Wales and Queensland. IPG’s car park investments are generally delivered under a build, own, operate and transfer scheme, typically for concession periods ranging between 20 to 30 years.
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