Infrastructure trusts on track for third consecutive 'lost' year with no funds raised

Situation blamed on cost disclosure regime

Valeria Martinez
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Infrastructure investment trusts are facing their first three-year gap with no primary capital raised, a situation that abrdn has blamed partly on the current cost disclosure regime.

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