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Investing in infrastructure is about investing in the companies that provide
essential services to society, and earning predictable, reliable returns in
the process.

Today, airports around the world collectively cater for over four billion passengers annually, with growth driven by improvements in technology, the expansion of low-cost carriers and globalisation. For most investors, the listed market is the only way to gain access to airport infrastructure that has underpinned this growth.

Investment Objectives:
To achieve attractive risk adjusted returns over the medium to long-term; and
While reducing the risk of permanent capital loss.

Amazon’s almost 30-year journey has been one of constant evolution, driven by innovation, and guided by the long-term vision of its founder, Jeff Bezos. The business developed in its early years with an initial focus on selling books before eventually expanding into other product categories, including music, electronics and beyond.

Global energy markets will need to evolve dramatically over the next three decades. Worldwide, the population is forecast to grow by nearly 2 billion1 and global living standards are expected to rise as per capita consumption increases – and all this against the backdrop of a growing push towards decarbonisation.

In 1819, Isaac Reckitt and his brother Thomas established a corn mill business in England, marking the beginning of what was to become Reckitt Benckiser, a UK-headquartered multinational business selling household staples the world has come to trust and love.

Amazon’s almost 30-year journey has been one of constant evolution, driven by innovation, and guided by the long-term vision of its founder, Jeff Bezos. The business developed in its early years with an initial focus on selling books before eventually expanding into other product categories, including music, electronics and beyond.

Global energy markets will need to evolve dramatically over the next three decades. Worldwide, the population is forecast to grow by nearly 2 billion1 and global living standards are expected to rise as per capita consumption increases – and all this against the backdrop of a growing push towards decarbonisation.

In 1819, Isaac Reckitt and his brother Thomas established a corn mill business in England, marking the beginning of what was to become Reckitt Benckiser, a UK-headquartered multinational business selling household staples the world has come to trust and love.

The past year saw several significant macro events such as a banking crisis.