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Infrastructure – fewer fees, please

Public pension funds make up almost a quarter of the world’s 100 largest institutional investors in infrastructure and, while still favouring unlisted funds, they are increasingly investing directly and pushing back on management fees, research reveals. The research by global alternatives research firm, Preqin, shows a record number of funds on the road seeking a […]

SAM RILEYMarch 28, 2012

Asset Allocation

A giant takes its first small steps in infrastructure

In 2008 CalSTRS decided on building an exposure to infrastructure that eventually would total $3.5 billion or 2.5 per cent of its more than $148 billion overall portfolio. An experienced investor in other asset classes, it was a relative newcomer to infrastructure.

SAM RILEYFebruary 24, 2012

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Infrastructure comes of age in low returns environment

As cash-strapped governments around the world come under pressure to sell public assets, capital-intensive investors are searching for stable yielding investments, bringing the maturing infrastructure asset class back into the framework. Sam Riley looks at examples from around the world.

SAM RILEYFebruary 24, 2012

Uncategorised posts

Infrastructure – fewer fees, please

Asset Allocation

A giant takes its first small steps in infrastructure

Uncategorised posts

Infrastructure comes of age in low returns environment

Asset Classes

A new card for an old infrastructure hand

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CalSTRS boosts infrastructure exposure

Research

PRI releases infrastructure case studies

California State Teachers Retirement System (CalSTRS)

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