Which is just what Keppel, the Singapore-based asset manager, has secured from investors for three of its flagship strategies; nearly doubling its firm-wide AUM in the process to GBP2.8 billion. The new capital will add further weight to its flagship funds: Keppel Data Centre Fund III, Keppel Education Asset Fund II and its Sustainable Urban Renewal (SUR) strategy, indicating strong investor interest in infrastructure assets tied to long-term structural trends in urbanization, digitization, and sustainability. It’s something to certainly build on for Keppel, who have aspirations to reach £114.5 billion in funds under management by 2030 according to Christina Tan, CEO of Fund Management and CIO of the global asset manager and operator. As mega trends led by digitization and urbanization gather pace, the asset class could be ‘infra’ a continued period of investor interest.