The study, which gathered data from over 420 alternative fund managers and institutional investors across North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific, found that 50% of respondents plan to step up their exposure to infrastructure over the next three years, while only 8% have shared their intention to cut down their allocations in the field.
“Looking ahead, there is a real growth story around investments into real assets and infrastructure,” said Jessica Bloom, partner at EY.
She added that the fact that 50% of investors surveyed plan to increase their allocation to the two sectors “sugges…
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