AustralianSuper Merges Infra, Property Teams Appointment, Asset Owners, Infrastructure, Real Estate AustralianSuper will merge its infrastructure and property teams into one global real asset team, led by Nik Kemp Read More
PATRIZIA Eyes Battery Infrastructure Infrastructure, Innovation In the APAC, mid-market infrastructure space, battery energy storage is quickly becoming one of the key areas of interest, PATRIZIA says. Read More
Mercer Targets Infrastructure in Growth Map Infrastructure, Private & Alternative Markets The merged Mercer Super Trust expects to double its exposure to unlisted infrastructure over the next 12 months Read More
UniSuper to Increase Valuation Frequency Asset Owners, Infrastructure, Private & Alternative Markets, Real Estate, Women in Finance UniSuper will increase its valuation frequency for unlisted assets at the end of the year, the fund said during a discussion of valuation governance at the Frontier Annual Conference Read More
NZ Super Positions Direct Investments For Growth Asset Owners, Infrastructure NZ Super is positioning its direct investment portfolio for future growth, as it expects to hit NZ$ 100 billion by the end of the decade. And wind farms are a key part of it, Florence Chong writes Read More
Fighting a Stranded Asset Future ESG, Infrastructure Port of Newcastle is looking to diversify its activities away from coal, but the port’s CEO, Craig Carmody, explains it faces some steep hurdles despite having room to grow. Read More
ART Lifts Infra Assets by $6bn Asset Owners, Infrastructure Over just the past 12 months, Australian Retirement Trust (ART) has invested $6 billion in infrastructure assets. Florence Chong speaks with Michael Weaver about what’s next for the fund Read More
Infra in Times of Inflation and Net Zero ESG, Infrastructure The energy transition will take longer than expected and add to long-term inflationary pressures, such as the deglobalisation of supply chains, ClearBridge’s Nick Langley says. But it will also propel growth in the infrastructure sector. Read More
The Future of Listed Infrastructure Infrastructure The most commonly used listed infrastructure benchmarks can differ quite substantially from each other, particularly in sector allocation, but they all share one critical flaw: they reflect economies as they stand today and do not anticipate change. But the future of infrastructure is likely to look very different, Redpoint says. Read More
