The definition of infrastructure investing, for the purposes of the Infrastructure Investor 100, means committing equity capital toward tangible, physical assets, whether existing (brownfield) or development-phase (greenfield) that are expected to exhibit stable, predictable cashflows over a long-term investment horizon.
What are the different types of Infrastructure Investors?
You can divide infrastructure investors into a few main categories: actual private equity firms (“fund managers”), large banks, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and the investment arms of insurance companies.
How much money has the global investor invested in infrastructure?
The 30 largest institutional investors have committed $321bn to the asset class The 10 largest investors have committed $182bn of the $321bn invested in infrastructure by the Global Investor 30 Public pensions make up 60% of the institutions comprising our Global Investor 30
