In a Citywire Asia feature, Brian Collett, Chief Investment Officer of ISQ OpenInfra, joins industry experts to examine how private infrastructure is becoming more accessible to private wealth investors, and what advisors should consider when translating interest in the asset class into portfolio allocations.

Brian discusses how evergreen investment structures can simplify implementation through lower investment minimums, recurring subscriptions, efficient capital deployment, and managed liquidity. He also emphasizes that greater availability does not necessarily translate into quality exposure:

“While the expansion of vehicles has made private infrastructure more accessible than ever, access and quality are not the same thing.”

Choosing the right access route requires careful alignment with client objectives, including return expectations, liquidity needs, risk tolerance, and investment horizon. Brian highlights the importance of working with specialist managers that can source, operate, and scale infrastructure businesses across sectors and geographies, with a focus on essential services and defensible physical or contractual barriers to entry.

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