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July 2021
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The potential for high inflation to linger and how to protect investment portfolios in that environment is a common investor concern.
Michelle Butler, Senior Portfolio Specialist, discusses how listed infrastructure has historically delivered inflation sensitivity when needed, the drivers behind that sensitivity and current sub-sector opportunities.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Michelle Butler, Senior Vice President, is a Real Assets Portfolio Specialist for Cohen & Steers, specializing in Global Listed Infrastructure, Midstream Energy, and Commodities.
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