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New research reveals growing role of infrastructure in client portfolios

3 April, 2024 | 
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Originally published: WealthBriefing Asia, 2 April 2024

Research from TIME Investments with 200 UK wealth managers, financial advisors and investment analysts, has just been released, highlighting the growing importance of infrastructure in client portfolios and the key drivers behind this trend.  

A large majority (92 per cent) of clients with more than £200,000 ($253,000) of investable assets now have an allocation to infrastructure, according to research from UK-based TIME Investments, which specialises in asset-backed income-producing funds. The study highlights what appears to be a growing wealth and asset management focus on the asset class.

The research was conducted by Pureprofile in September 2023 with 200 UK wealth managers, financial advisors, discretionary fund managers, fund selectors, and investment analysts, 68 per cent of whom work for firms with £100 million to £1 billion of assets under management and have clients with minimum investsble assets of £200,000.

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