Infrastructure Debt continues to prove its resilience and can be seen as a practical inflation hedge. Sectors following the energy transition prove to stand out across the sector, with digital infrastructure and sustainable technologies leading the way. As well as healthcare related sectors seeing interest in a post-pandemic world. Fund raising continues to be a tough environment across the market. However, higher interest rates inherently result in an increased appetite with LPs leaning towards higher returning strategies. We are seeing several firms ‘ramp-up’ their efforts in bolstering their investment teams and diversifying their fund strategies for sub-investment grade & mezzanine infrastructure strategies.
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The continued resilience of Infrastructure Debt
'For investors eyeing stable long-term income from a broad and diverse asset class, European infrastructure debt can be a resilient solution. It has been as robust in times of crisis – witness its performance during the pandemic – as it has been across economic cycles. What is its secret? Infrastructure provides services that are in demand whatever the economic climate.'
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