Infrastructure sits at the heart of many of the most exciting investment themes of 2026, but the long duration of the asset class can mean accessing it via an evergreen structure can be tricky. Secondaries resolve this issue in an elegant way, while also offering investors a host of other features.
The core attributes of the infrastructure market have long been regarded as stable and resilient. The asset class typically offers long-term, generally inflation-linked cash flows that are counter-cyclical and largely uncorrelated to GDP or to other public or private markets.
But with the world in the midst of a seismic shift, infrastructure now finds itself at the heart of some of the most exciting investment narratives that are currently redefining the economic landscape globally, and so is attracting a new audience of buyers looking to incorporate this long-term asset class into their portfolios.
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