Infrastructure is well-known as a tool in tackling climate change, but less heralded is its role in driving social change. “The asset class not only provides investors with an opportunity to capture stable, predictable and inflation-protected returns over the long term, but also the chance to invest for social change,” says Tania Tsoneva, senior director, Private Infrastructure Research, for CBRE Investment Management, in a sponsored report, Infrastructure 2.0 and the ‘S-Factor’, published in the September issue of Institutional Investing in Infrastructure. “Just as railroads linked countries and continents a century and a half ago, today broadband is connecting communities and societies all over the world and, in the process, is generating opportunities for advancement and education.” To access a pdf of the Sponsored Section,