The UK’s post-industrial landscape, tight labour market and declining numbers of students educated in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) has left a skills gap for mechanical, electrical and instrumentation engineers.
High inflation. High interest rates. Economic uncertainty. An energy crisis. Political instability. Supply chain disruption. How do you invest in European Infrastructure with this macro-backdrop?
Michael Ryder, Co-Head of North America and Partner at Igneo, sat as a panellist on Pensions & Investments webinar 'Real Assets: A Stable Foundation' to deep dive into the underlying drivers of performance in real assets, current areas of focus, and to offer their perspectives on navigating market challenges.
While Igneo Infrastructure Partners is an equity investor, the role of debt in any business is key, especially in infrastructure when we assume ownership for the long-term.
