Alternatives

Infrastructure assets have been gaining investor interest due to their inflation hedging properties in recent times.

Alternatives don’t have to be African coal mines; in many cases they’re just normal assets like equity or business loans wrapped up in a private market structure.

As inflation rises, senior secured loans offer a relatively undiscovered respite.

HMC Capital sees “fantastic opportunities” in current market dislocation.

Longreach taps into the LNG market supported by projects in Texas & Oklahoma.

Listed infrastructure companies provide a powerful hedge against inflation.

As one can expect, there was a lot of volatility in US Treasuries during this period, making it a challenging time for analysts.

Private equity (PE) has continued to stand out as an asset class amid the pandemic but particularly in light of the significant selloff in growth stocks that has occurred in 2022.

Having just experienced one of the weakest periods for credit and fixed income markets since the GFC, “now is the time” to step back into the asset class according to Jeff Boswell

News that Australian Super had reported a negative return of just 2.7 per cent for the FY22 financial year likely came as a surprise to many.

In a challenging environment plagued with uncertainty and volatility, rising inflation has turned investors away from risky growth assets.

New gas projects will be able to receive funding from a fresh pool of money from ESG investors. The move will help many EU countries by supplying low-carbon energy to replace Russian fossil fuels.