Assets in infrastructure funds have surged to a record high of $1.35tn, according to new analysis from Ocorian, an asset servicing provider for private markets and corporate and fiduciary administration.

Assets have more than doubled in value since 2020 from $652bn and have gained 10 per cent since December 2024, Ocorian’s latest Global Asset Monitor found.

The company is predicting further growth of around 70 per cent between now and 2030, taking total assets in global infrastructure funds to $2.3tn by the end of the decade.

Ocorian’s analysis shows just under half (47 per cent) of the underlying assets in infrastructure funds are in North America, with two-fifths in Europe. Asian-domiciled funds accounting for around a sixth.

“Private infrastructure investment UAM has risen 10 per cent this year to $1.35tn. AI infrastructure, energy transition and decarbonisation are themes driving that growth, showing investors are committing long-term capital where it matters most and in assets that underpin long term real economic resilience and returns,” said Yegor Lanovenko, global co-head of fund services at Ocorian.