World’s Biggest Asset Owners Increase Infrastructure Allocations
Summary
Get a free copy of the 2021 Infrastructure Investor’s Global Investor 50 report that ranked institutions allocating assets to infrastructure. No registration required.
According to the 2021 Infrastructure Investor’s Global Investor 50 report or GI50 that ranked institutions allocating assets to infrastructure, the world’s 50 largest institutional investors have committed more than $450 billion to the asset class as of 31 December 2020. The annual publication shows an increase of $70 billion from the previous year’s allocation.
GI50's Top 5:
- CPP Investments (Public pension fund)
- Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (Sovereign wealth fund)
- CDPQ (Public pension fund)
- Allianz Global Investors (Insurance company assets)
- National Pension Service of Korea (Public pension fund)
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Infrastructure Debt – Taking on bond-like risk to boost returns
Summary
Infrastructure projects are normally leveraged with debt. By taking on the role as lender of infrastructure debt, institutional investors can open their traditional equity/bond portfolios up to additional sources of duration and risk premium. Also, there are ways to enhance returns further within infrastructure debt. This paper gives a sense of different types of infrastructure debt portfolios across the risk-return spectrum for institutional investors to consider.