Rising tensions in globalisation and constraints to public and lending markets are enabling private capital to become a key driver of resilient, long-term infrastructure investment.
The story of globalisation is being rewritten. Supply chains are fragmenting, geopolitical tensions are rising, and capital is shifting towards assets where it can deliver impact and resilience. At the same time, governments and banks face financing pressures, leaving a growing gap in global investment. Out of this fragmentation, a new form of connection is taking shape. Private markets, particularly infrastructure equity and infrastructure debt, are stepping into finance the assets that underpin economic growth.
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