Returns from private infrastructure investment improved in the second quarter, but year-to-date performance through June 30 was negative. A closer look across infrastructure investment types, subsectors and risk levels over time may provide a useful perspective as private capital firms and their investors continue to manage through the pandemic.
The blog post details how:
- Infrastructure, like real estate, is a tangible, income-producing alternative asset class with a variety of asset types and holding structures that has not been spared the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
- The return of private infrastructure assets held up better than their listed equivalents, though risk levels remained elevated.
