Global infrastructure investment needs are projected to exceed
$100 trillion USD by 20401
creating a significant funding gap that public programs alone cannot bridge and provides a compelling opportunity for private capital.
CIBC Private Infrastructure Fund
Invest in essential assets that drive growth and innovation through a multi-strategy private infrastructure solution.
Discover the opportunity of private infrastructure investing
Infrastructure is synonymous with the world’s mission critical assets. Infrastructure can be grouped in many ways – one common taxonomy defines three buckets:
- Energy infrastructure: the core building blocks of economies. Assets that underpin the modern global economy – from building new electricity generation capacity to storing and transporting a wide range of fuels to where they’re needed across the globe.
- Transport infrastructure: engines of global mobility. Assets that act as the backbone of global trade and supply chains by moving bulk commodities and finished goods, including energy logistics road and railroads networks, and airports that connect production hubs to end markets.
- Digital infrastructure: networks and services transmitting data. Assets that provide connectivity foundations like fiber-optic and subsea cables that link regions and continents, wireless networks that keep people connected and data centers that power today’s digital services.
Taken together, they offer a compelling combination of stable income, capital appreciation, and portfolio resilience.
Why invest in CIBC Private Infrastructure Fund?
Not all private infrastructure strategies are built the same. The CIBC Private Infrastructure Fund is a globally-diversified portfolio designed to provide the core benefits of private infrastructure exposure managed by CIBC Global Asset Management and J.P. Morgan Asset Management's Investments Strategy & Solutions (AISS) team.
Key benefits:
- Attractive targeted returns: Deliver attractive, cash yield–oriented returns with diversification from private infrastructure and transportation, backed by inflation-linked, resilient cash flows.
- Attractive targeted returns: Targets 8–10% net time-weighted returns (USD), inclusive of a 4-6% yield, over a full market cycle, supported by resilient, inflation-protected cash flows.
- Diversification and growth: Access to a broad range of private infrastructure and transport assets, benefiting from global spending and growing institutional allocations.
- Institutional access and governance: Entry to strategies typically reserved for institutional investors, with oversight from CIBC Global Asset Management and J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
- Managed liquidity: Provides monthly subscriptions and quarterly redemptions for accessibility and flexibility.
Strategy details
The CIBC Private Infrastructure Fund is a one-ticket private infrastructure solution designed to deliver attractive, cash flow–driven returns and diversification through global exposure to various private infrastructure strategies managed by J.P. Morgan, complemented by private infrastructure debt and public infrastructure.
For illustrative purposes only, actual allocations may vary and are subject to change.
CIBC Private Infrastructure Fund
The CIBC Private Infrastructure Fund is only available to Canadian accredited investors with $10,000 minimum investment.
About J.P. Morgan Asset Management
J.P. Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM) is a leading investment manager of choice for institutions, financial intermediaries and individual investors, worldwide. With a heritage of more than two centuries, a broad range of core and alternative strategies, and investment professionals operating in every major world market, we offer investment experience and insight that few other firms can match. J.P. Morgan Asset Management is the marketing name for the investment management businesses of JPMorgan Chase & Co. and its affiliates worldwide.
Dedicated Alternative Investments Strategy & Solutions (AISS) team, leveraging JPMAM’s institutional underwriting, extensive experience and specialized expertise
60+ years’ experience investing in alternatives and 15+ years of dedicated AISS expertise in designing and managing multi-alternatives portfolios across private and public markets2
1,300+ investment professionals globally2
Over $55 billion in diversified infrastructure assets under management, complemented by $4T+ specialist capabilities in public investments, liquidity and currency2,3
Frequently asked questions
Private infrastructure generally refers to investments in physical assets such as energy systems, utilities, data centers, transportation networks (e.g., toll roads), and social infrastructure.
Private infrastructure aims to provide, predictable, income generation, capital appreciation, strong downside protection due to its lower correlation to traditional public markets and its ability to provide inflation protection for enhanced cashflow.
Some common types of investments include but is not limited to:
- Utilities and energy logistics
- Power producers
- Airports and aircrafts
- Rail leasing and vehicles
- Pipelines
- Water utilities
- Data centers
- Marine cargo transportation
- Integrated telecoms
Public infrastructure is government-owned and funded. It is projects chosen for necessity and public needs, whereas private infrastructure is financed by private capital and investors.
Private infrastructure is often financed, built, and managed by private investors or private-public partnerships (P3s). Private projects are often chosen for their efficiency and ability to generate returns for investors.
With a growing demand for infrastructure development, private infrastructure can play a pivotal role in global development.
The geographic region with the largest demand for private infrastructure is Asia, with approximately 50% of the global demand for development, followed by Europe and North America, and then the rest of the world4.
Resources and insights
Explore additional resources for CIBC Private Infrastructure Fund and insights on alternative and private market investments.
Featured in The Globe and Mail: How private markets can serve as a volatility dampener
CIBC Asset Management’s Aaron Young on how private markets can help make it easier to endure short-term volatility, stabilizing portfolios.
Alternatives Masterclass with Meric Koksal on Asset TV Canada
Discover the benefits and key types of alternatives, how they can be incorporated into traditional portfolios, trends in the space and more.
Guide to Portfolio Construction: The role of alternative investments
Explore this guide to learn about the assets and strategies that can take you beyond traditional investments.
Getting started
The CIBC Private Infrastructure Fund is only available to Canadian Accredited Investors with $10,000 minimum investment. To find out if this strategy is a right fit for your investment portfolio, speak to your licensed financial professional.
Sources:
1McKinsey Global Private Markets Review: Infrastructure, McKinsey & Company, 2024. [https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/private-capital/our-insights/global-private-markets-report/infrastructure]
2J.P. Morgan Asset Management, as of December 31, 2025.
3AUM figures are representative of assets managed by the J.P. Morgan Global Alternatives group, and include some AUM managed by other J.P. Morgan Asset Management investment teams.
4Guide to Alternatives: J.P. Morgan Asset Management, 2026.
Disclaimers:
Investing in infrastructure assets or related debt involves various risks, many of which may be unforeseeable or unquantifiable. These include, but are not limited to: ownership burdens; economic conditions; supply and demand factors; financial health of users and suppliers; construction, regulatory, and operational risks; changes in interest rates and asset availability; environmental and planning regulations; energy price fluctuations; force majeure events; terrorism; under-insured losses; and other factors beyond the control of the asset or financial professional. Such risks may cause fluctuations in usage, expenses, and revenues, potentially reducing investment value and asset returns.
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