First US energy infrastructure ETF hits Europe
Source ETF has launched Europe’s first US energy infrastructure ETF offering European investors exposure to an otherwise difficult to access asset class.
Source ETF has launched Europe’s first US energy infrastructure ETF offering European investors exposure to an otherwise difficult to access asset class.
Markets may be on the rise, but a look at the investment trust universe proves investors' thirst for income and quality equity growth stories remains very much intact.
Legg Mason and Western Asset are launching an infrastructure debt fund to capitalise on the predicted growth in global infrastructure investment.
As a diversifier away from equities alone infrastructure offers investors a great deal but, as Caroline Shaw argues, it is its qualities as a real asset that makes it stand out even further.
Infrastructure is another hot topic of conversation for investors right now though before committing cash they need to consider exactly what they are getting exposure to, where and what the underlying projects are, and the structure of the fund they ultimately invest in.
Allianz Global Investors intends to expand into infrastructure debt having acquired a specialist team in the asset class.
One look at our schools, hospitals, roads and airports shows that infrastructure investment in the UK is much-needed. Giles Frost looks at how retail investors can take advantage of the increased spend that is opening up the asset class to retail investors.
Bilfinger Berger has successfully raised the £200m+ targeted through an initial public offering for its closed-ended infrastructure investment company.
The Government is encouraging UK pension schemes to invest in UK infrastructure projects although it needs external, possibly Chinese investors, alongside.
Barclays Bank has set up a fund that will invest in the debt of infrastructure projects.