Whether it is assets that support the transition to clean energy, those that help drive increased digitization or even physical infrastructure, such as toll roads, economies around the world are set to continue to turn to private capital to help them meet their growth aspirations.

The world is undergoing a significant transformation driven by the electrification of the economy. This trend has the potential to span decades and has implications for different areas of the market.

As societies look for ways to cut greenhouse gas emissions and slow climate change, large-scale solar power is playing a central role.

In the wake of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore, engineering and infrastructure experts have emphasized the critical need for bridge modernization in the United States.

Whether you’re an investor, investment manager, consultant or private wealth adviser, benchmarking your real estate portfolios has become increasingly important for most of you reading this column. (And the need for suitable benchmarking is only likely to grow in importance as investors add and assess infrastructure and other real assets in their portfolios.)