Infrastructure debt is evolving into a cornerstone of institutional portfolios. Barings explores how macro trends, financing shifts, and investor innovation are reshaping the market and unlocking long-term value.
How does Barings define infrastructure, and why is a disciplined approach essential?
Infrastructure is a term that’s often used loosely to describe a diverse group of asset classes ranging from power plants to data centers. At Barings, we apply a disciplined framework to ensure clarity and consistency in our investment strategy. We categorize infrastructure into six sub-sectors:
ECONOMIC INFRASTRUCTURE
Transportation-related strategic assets such as toll roads, seaports, airports, railroad rolling stock
UTILITIES AND PIPELINES
Regulated or unregulated distribution and transmission assets, which typically carry water, sewage, electricity, natural gas, and other fuels
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