Macquarie Asset Management’s Outlook for next year points investors to privately owned infrastructure and agriculture assets, as well as fixed income.
report says that as of September, global infrastructure fundraising reached a record $US139 billion , which is more than the $US129 billion raised for the full year of 2021.
Kwok says there is sometimes value in buying listed infrastructure assets when markets are too pessimistic. But MAM’s advice to institutional and sophisticated investors is to invest for periods of 30 to 40 years in unlisted assets.“After more than a decade of next-to-zero yields for all but the riskiest fixed income securities, there’s now an array of attractive risk-adjusted return opportunities,” the report says.
Agriculture is one of the fastest growing asset classes under management at Macquarie, partly because of nature-based carbon reduction schemes.“Agriculture’s stable return profile and inflation hedge characteristics, along with its exposure to new revenue opportunities from the growing demand for nature-based solutions, also make it a relatively attractive place to be at the current macroeconomic juncture,” the report says.
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