While traditional infrastructure continues to play an important role for investors, a new generation of assets is emerging. Infrastructure 2.0 broadens the scope to include investments that can help meet climate goals, in addition to promoting equal access to digital connectivity, transportation and social services.
Infrastructure and the impact of disruptive technologies, a special report by RBC Global Asset Management PH&N Institutional, discusses how a disciplined investment program can help investors mitigate the risks associated with Infrastructure 2.0—particularly around disruptive technologies—and exploit the opportunities of this emerging asset class.
“The notion of investing in a new generation of infrastructure assets has become progressively important for investors.”
—RBC Global Infrastructure Team