Meketa Infrastructure Fund

Why Infrastructure?

Infrastructure investments are in essential assets, the kind that communities and economies depend on every day. That essential nature gives them a few properties that investors find particularly valuable:

Consistent returns
Historically, private infrastructure assets have delivered a consistent return premium relative to public equities and fixed-income securities throughout various market cycles.¹ Infrastructure investments have the potential to deliver strong returns because, typically, these assets are regulated with revenues backed by long-term contracts from creditworthy entities, which may result in long-term, predictable cash flows.

Lower average volatility
Infrastructure assets and services are typically necessities for society, underpinned by regulation or contractual agreements, so they have a relatively inelastic demand, making them less sensitive to business cycles.²

Inflation protection
Many infrastructure assets have revenues tied to inflation, meaning their income tends to keep pace, or exceed, rising prices over time.

Lower correlation to stocks and bonds
Infrastructure returns have historically moved differently from public markets, which can help smooth out the ups and downs in a broader portfolio.³

Consistent cash flow
Cash yield is typically a significant component of potential investment returns, generally the result of revenue generated by the infrastructure asset itself.

¹Sources: International Finance Corporation (IFC), Financial Returns on Equity Investments in Infrastructure, November 2025; RBC Global Asset Management, PH&N Institutional Private Markets Report 2026, 2026.

²Sources: Brookfield Private Wealth, “Why Volatility Can Create Opportunities for Disciplined Infrastructure Investors,” May 2026; J.P. Morgan Asset Management, Why Alternatives?, March 2026.

³Sources: J.P. Morgan Asset Management, Guide to Alternatives, 2026; Brookfield Private Wealth, Alts Institute: Essentials, 2026.