The Rise of FakeInfra
Written on 14 Feb 2018.
EDHECinfra, an EDHEC singaporean academic research organization for infrastructure investment performance, has revealed “the rise of fake infra” in a recent study : “Half of the stocks in listed infrastructure funds have nothing to do with infrastructure investments.”
The video below is explaining the main findings of the EDHECInfra paper:
Find out More:
► Read "Fake Infra" written by Sarah Tame in the Finance section of EDHECVox, Associate Director and Chief communications officer at EDHEC Infrastructure Institute, EDHEC Business School
► Read the full study entitled "The Rise of Fake Infra" co-authored by Noël Amenc, Professor of Finance, EDHEC Business School Associate Dean, CEO of Scientific Beta, Frédéric Blanc-Brude, Director, EDHEC Infrastructure Institute, Aurélie Chreng, Senior Research Engineer, EDHEC Infrastructure Institute and Christy Tran, Senior Data Analyst, EDHEC Infrastructure Institute
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