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Railways, fibre optic networks, mobile phone masts: the demand for infrastructure is growing worldwide. This creates opportunities for investors, even in difficult economic times, says Denise Kissner, Senior Investment Specialist Active Equity & Liquid Real Assets at DWS.
Infrastructure facilities are usually large projects that require a lot of capital to build. A country's technical infrastructure includes all the facilities necessary for society’s functioning and development. Transport facilities such as roads, railway lines and airports are just as much a part of this as energy and water supplies, waste and sewage disposal plants and telecommunications networks.
Social infrastructure ranges from schools and hospitals to sports and leisure...
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