A new analysis by Ocorian, specialists in asset services for private markets and corporate and fiduciary administration, reveals that assets in infrastructure funds have reached a record high of $1.35 billion. Their value has more than doubled since 2020, when it stood at $652 billion, and has grown 10% since December 2024, according to the latest Global Asset Monitor from Ocorian.
The firm projects a further 70% increase by 2030, which would bring total assets in global infrastructure funds to $2.3 trillion.
The analysis shows that nearly half (47%) of the underlying assets in infrastructure funds are located in North America, while two-fifths are in Europe. Europe is nearing North America in terms of fund domicile, and Asia-based funds represent about one-sixth of the total.
“Infrastructure investment AUM has grown 10% this year, reaching $1.35 trillion. AI infrastructure, the energy transition, and decarbonization are key drivers of this growth, showing that investors are committing long-term capital to critical sectors and assets that support real economic resilience and sustained returns,” says Yegor Lanovenko, Global Co-Head of Fund Services at Ocorian.
“At Ocorian, we support alternative asset managers in navigating operational and regulatory complexity across the entire investment lifecycle, especially where operational scale makes a difference and investor needs and profiles are rapidly evolving across asset classes,” Lanovenko concludes.
