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There is no listed infrastructure asset class

“Listed Infrastructure Asset Class” establishing that class.

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Asset owners’ next battle

This blog was originally published on the top1000funds website. Private equity funds have long been characterised by high fees. Even as the number of asset managers (general partners or GPs) offering PE funds increased steadily over the past few decades, competition for the attention of limited partners (LPs) did not lead to an immediate shift in the cost of mandating