I Squared Capital is pleased to collaborate with CAIA Association on the CAIA.nxt™ Infrastructure Microcredential, an online, self-paced program designed to help investment professionals better evaluate, access and allocate to infrastructure investments.

Developed with support from I Squared Capital and HarbourVest Partners, the microcredential provides practical frameworks for understanding infrastructure’s role in modern portfolio construction across energy, transportation, digital and social infrastructure. The program explores infrastructure sectors and sub-sectors, financing approaches, fund structures, risk-return characteristics and portfolio construction considerations for institutional and wealth management professionals.

“Today, infrastructure represents one of the fastest-growing allocations in alternatives portfolios, for both institutional and private wealth investors, and for good reason. Assets in the sector have delivered consistent risk-adjusted returns across market cycles, making infrastructure no longer a niche consideration, but rather a core conviction for capital seeking durable, long-term growth,” said Gautam Bhandari, Co-Founder, Global Chief Investment Officer and Managing Partner of I Squared Capital. “We are pleased to collaborate with CAIA on a microcredential that gives investment professionals a foundational understanding of private infrastructure, exploring how the asset class is evolving across digital networks, power, logistics, and transportation, and what that means for the growing opportunity set.”

The Infrastructure Microcredential is expected to launch in June 2026 as part of CAIA.nxt™, CAIA Association’s growing ecosystem of focused, flexible education programs for investment professionals.

Read more about the microcredential here.

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