Access to private infrastructure debt

What is private infrastructure debt?

Private infrastructure debt involves financing assets that are essential to the functioning of the real economy, including solar power plants, electricity storage solutions, data centers, fiber-optic networks and certain social infrastructure assets.

As investment needs continue to grow in response to the energy, digital and demographic transitions, and as public funding remains constrained, private infrastructure debt has emerged as a long-term investment opportunity to help finance the essential infrastructure of tomorrow.

A new building block for portfolio diversification

Private infrastructure debt offers a range of characteristics that are particularly valued for portfolio diversification, including the potential for regular income, historically low volatility and limited correlation with traditional financial markets.

Backed by essential assets that generally benefit from long-term contractual arrangements, this asset class has historically exhibited a lower risk profile than similarly rated corporate bonds, while often benefiting from a financing framework that is more robust and protective than those typically available in traditional fixed-income markets.

Past performance should not be considered a reliable indicator of future performance and reflects only a specific situation at a given date and under prevailing market conditions. Any investment involves risks, including the risk of capital loss.