Robeco and Gravis partner for digital infrastructure fund launch

Growth and income focus

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Robeco and Gravis Capital Management have collaborated to launch a digital infrastructure fund, offering investors access to a growth and income focused portfolio targeting inflation protection.

The Robeco Gravis Digital Infrastructure Income fund invests in listed companies that own physical infrastructure assets "vital" to the digital economy, including data centres, telecom towers, fibre optic cable companies, e-commerce fulfilment centres and logistics warehouses supporting e-commerce. First Trust launches buffer ETF to offer equity investors downside protection Under the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation, the fund is classified as Article 8 and is a sub-fund of the Robeco Capital Growth Funds SICAV. It will be managed by a Gravis team based in London. The firm...

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