New infrastructure needs new capital

Transforming Infrastructure

New infrastructure needs new capital

According to a study by the Global Infrastructure Investor Association, only 38% of people worldwide were satisfied with their infrastructure in 2023. We are experiencing everyday problems with the existing infrastructure, which is very often outdated and requires further development. In addition to modernising existing roads, trains and tracks, distribution networks, and communication infrastructure, we must start now to build the infrastructure of tomorrow.

Navigating market concentration as sustainable investors

One of the defining features of equity markets over recent years has been extremely high levels of index concentration, with the so-called “Magnificent Seven” making up around a third of the total market capitalization of the S&P 500.

Achieving Sustainability

COP 29 Review - is COP burnt out?

COP 29 closed amid comparisons with an equally acrimonious COP 15 in 2009. The tripling of climate finance commitments merely masks heightened tensions between developed and developing nations, evident ambition gaps, and ongoing absence of detail. In short, the COP format appears increasingly unable to match the ambitions of the 2015 Paris Agreement.