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Building tomorrow: Talking infrastructure insights with ClearBridge

10 Sep, 2024 | Return|

Join Jock Glover, Strategic Relationships Director at Square Mile Investment Consulting and Research, as he hosts Nick Langley, Portfolio Manager at ClearBridge Investments, part of the Franklin Templeton group. Nick is one of four portfolio managers overseeing the £1.3 billion FTF ClearBridge Global Infrastructure Fund, which has earned a double-A rating from our analysts in the Academy of Funds. He discusses the fund's focus on generating income and growing value, the sustainability aspects of running an infrastructure fund and the importance of the asset class in today's market. Nick's stat of the week might also surprise you; how much energy do you think Nvidia's newest chip technology draws on to power the latest AI technology? 

 
 
Don't have time to listen to the full episode, jump to your favourite part:
 
  • 01:20: How do you and your team structure your day?
  • 05:16: How does the yield of the fund vary over time?
  • 07:15: Why should investors consider including infrastructure and real assets in their portfolios today?
  • 09:41: What are the key themes in the portfolio?
  • 13:36: How does your team think about the infrastructure needed to support data warehouses, especially given their high energy and power demands?
  • 16:53: What is it that keeps you as a team up at night?

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