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Infrastructure Investor LP Perspectives

After a tough environment in 2024, there may be at last some light at the end of the tunnel, however, any fundraising recovery is likely to be of the green shoots variety, not a full bloom. And those shoots could wither in the face of further global economic or political shocks: 62 percent of LP respondents believe geopolitical uncertainty will have a significant impact on portfolio performance, up from 32 percent last year. Extreme market valuations and recession in core markets are the other big concerns. Itโ€™s still too early to celebrate a return to good times. These findings and more appear in Infrastructure Investorโ€™s latestย Perspectives report.

WHAT DO INVESTORS THINK?

Seven investor opinions from the LP Perspectives 2025 Study

After one of the most difficult years in living memory in 2023, 2024 delivered the first glimmers of a fundraising recovery. Public markets bounced...

METHODOLOGY

Infrastructure Investorโ€™s LP Perspectives 2025 Studyย is our annual look into how institutional investors approach alternative asset classes.

It offers a granular view of the alternatives market by gathering insight on, among other things, investorsโ€™ asset allocation preferences, propensity to invest and performance predictions for the next 12 months.

It is a global study, which is reflected in the question set and the respondents. This allows for meaningful global views and cross-regional comparisons across alternative asset classes. The question set is reviewed annually, with the objective of reflecting market developments and shifts in sentiment.

For the 2025 study, we surveyed 107 institutional investors between September and October 2024. Participation is always anonymous.

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