Aberdeen Investments has announced a partnership with an Australian-based financial services company, Future Group, to invest in global infrastructure opportunities aligned with their sustainability objectives.
This will include investing in opportunities such as low-carbon infrastructure to support the global energy transition, expanding social and affordable care through housing and healthcare, and cleaner transport and resilient urban infrastructure to build cleaner communities.
As part of this partnership, Future Group will also allocate capital to Aberdeen’s Global Sustainable Infrastructure strategy. The strategy targets infrastructure projects that support public services, enhance social mobility and advance decarbonisation.
Sameer Amin, managing partner of concession infrastructure at Aberdeen Investments, said: “For institutional investors seeking long-dated, inflation-linked cashflows, exposure to essential public assets and diversification away from traditional markets, concession infrastructure presents a compelling opportunity.”
David Allen, deputy chief investment officer of private markets at Future Group, added: “Creating a sustainable and equitable world is central to our mission of building a future worth retiring into.
“Aberdeen’s deep expertise and strong track record in real assets and concession infrastructure align closely with our investment philosophy and sustainability objectives.”
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