Core infrastructure assets are long-duration, yield-oriented investments that are expected to generate stable and predictable returns.

Des Fullam, chief regulatory and client solutions officer at Carne Group, discusses what’s driving rising interest from retail investors in infrastructure and how significant retail capital could become for the sector.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the infrastructure sector, driving innovation, efficiency and strategic decision making across asset classes.

Infrastructure has performance numbers that look comparable on the surface but are built on inconsistent foundations.

M&A activity among real estate and infrastructure investment managers strengthened materially in 2025, reaching a multiyear high, according to Hodes Weill Securities.

IFM Investors, a global pension capital investor owned by 15 Australian pension funds and U.K. pension fund Nest, has released a landmark policy blueprint aimed at unlocking pension capital investment in U.S. infrastructure.

The growing complexity of investment landscapes, driven by megatrends such as artificial intelligence (AI) and geopolitical tension, is spurring investors to embrace a more holistic total portfolio approach in 2026.

Institutional investors have made a number of recent commitments to infrastructure funds around the world.

In a sponsored interview published in the April issue of Institutional Investing in Infrastructure, Sam Lissner, partner at Ridgewood Infrastructure, outlines how Ridgewood is taking advantage of the opportunities emerging where aging infrastructure, regulatory requirements and demographic growth intersect.

The need for incremental power supplies, combined with favorable economic driv­ers, make up the primary engine of the U.S. energy transition. That should be good news for investors, according to Schroders.

In a sponsored interview published in the April issue of Institutional Investing in Infrastructure, Josh Oboler, investment partner at Palistar, notes that AI is a huge tailwind for all the subsectors because all will benefit from the demand for power and connectivity it creates.