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Rush for assets

Infrastructure assets are gaining greater popularity, particularly in Australia, as they represent low-risk, long-duration investments. And they are being packaged in an ever-growing variety of funds and products. By Marion Williams

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There was a time when some investors wouldn't touch infrastructure assets. But infrastructure - long viewed as a boring, old-style investment - is close to becoming its own asset class, particularly in market-leading countries such as Australia. So much so, in fact, that demand is outstripping supply there, and infrastructure investors are looking offshore to find new channels for their capital.

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