WEBCASTS

Investing in Infrastructure—Opportunities from Developed Countries to Emerging Markets

Infrastructure has been the focus of policy and conversation for years, as developed countries look to modernize and transition to sustainable energy while emerging markets seek to build competitive economies. With public money pouring into infrastructure sectors all around the world, investment opportunities abound.

Join the experts at abrdn and VettaFi to learn how an allocation to infrastructure could boost your portfolio.

May 23, 2023
11am PT | 2pm ET
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SUMMARY

Topics will include:

  • Current market dynamics impacting the infrastructure asset class.
  • Key drivers of infrastructure investment opportunities around the world.
  • Where infrastructure fits in a diversified portfolio.

SPEAKERS

Josh Duitz

Head of Global Income, Global Equities
abrdn

Eric Purington

Investment Director, Indirect Real Assets
abrdn

Dan Buchanan

Senior Director, Closed-End Funds
abrdn

Robert Huebscher

Founder, Advisor Perspectives
VettaFi

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