Real assets investors are focusing on factors such as carbon emissions, waste management and water supply as they enhance their ESG efforts.

Money managers and asset owners see a growing number of reasons to add Asian infrastructure to their OECD brownfield heavy portfolios.

Timberland asset class is evolving beyond the trees.

Technological disruption in energy, transport forcing investors in long-term infrastructure assets to rethink portfolio construction.

EDHEC launches benchmark indexes for unlisted infrastructure equity and debt it contends will allow for better portfolio construction.

Relatively new as a U.S. institutional asset class, infrastructure is one of the fastest growing real asset classes in North America.

Asset owners are breaking infrastructure teams out of real asset, PE teams, even as infrastructure managers make more PE-like investments.

European investors are following in the steps of Canadian and Australian peers by pooling assets to invest directly in infrastructure.

CalSTRS' Paul Shantic says a shortage of research, lack of benchmarks and ESG issues present challenges for infrastructure investing.