When: 15/09/2022 for 8.30am-10.00am Where: The Banking & Payments Federation Ireland Cost: Members: Free of Charge, Non Members: €50,
Infrastructure assets in a period of rising rates
Rising inflation is now high or top of the agenda for most investors given current and long-term structural pricing pressures. The associated impact of increasing interest rates on long-duration assets is also being assessed. Given these evolving macro factors, clients are increasingly looking to real assets, including infrastructure assets and companies, to deliver inflation protected returns whilst supporting the transition to a more sustainable society. The market for infrastructure investments is now large, diversified and segmented by risk/return, listed/unlisted, and sector/scale. This session will explore ways in which investors can seek to secure investment returns in a period of rising inflation and interest rates, how infrastructure companies can support the move to a more sustainable society, and the benefits of taking a bespoke, dynamic approach to the infrastructure asset class.
This event will be allocated 1 CPD hour by the IAPF for on-going trustee training requirements. We have received 1 CPD hour from the LIA (LIA14441_2022), the IOB (2022-2296) and the IIPM, under category 3. Savings & Investment and PTP. If you have a query relating to the CPD hours, please contact the relevant awarding bodies.
08.30am
Registration and Buffet Breakfast
9:00am
Introduction
Jerry Moriarty, CEO, IAPF
Q&A and further discussion
Ends
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