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Infrastructure Part II: Building Infrastructure into a Portfolio September 2007 John Osborn Senior Consultant Leola Ross, Ph.D. Senior Research Analyst Infrastructure investing is becoming a viable option for investors globally. Investing in assets that provide essential services such as road tolls, airport parking or water and wastewater networks, among many possibilities, can produce sustainable and predictable cash flows. This follow-up to "Infrastructure Part I: Why is Infrastructure a Concrete Investment?" further explores:   How does one diversify an infrastructure segment in a multi-asset class fund? Where does one put the diversified infrastructure segment once it is constructed? Request this Research A note about our research Our proprietary research is made available to our institutional clients, and many of these published papers are available to other institutional investors as well. If you are not a Russell client, but are an institutional investor, we welcome you to request this research piece. We only require your contact information on a short request form. For more information about our research, please contact David or Gerry:     West Coast David Rothenberg Managing Director 866-926-5934 East Coast Gerry Lillis Director 866-459-4128 Please remember that all investments carry some level of risk, including the potential loss of principal invested. They do not typically grow at an even rate of return and may experience negative growth. As with any type of portfolio structuring, attempting to reduce risk and increase return could, at certain times, unintentionally reduce returns. USIMSLRC2557			Related Information Request this Research Infrastructure Part I: Why is Infrastructure a Concrete Investment? Printer friendly version of this page