Real assets are the foundation of a functioning economy — and a resilient portfolio.
From the roads we drive on to the energy that powers our homes, real assets are all around us. Infrastructure, real estate, farmland, and timberland aren’t just essential to modern life — they’re also tangible, income-generating assets with the potential to deliver long-term value.
Here’s why they matter to investors:
- Essential demand – These assets support critical services that society can’t function without.
- Inflation sensitivity – Many real assets have revenue streams linked to inflation.
- Diversification – Real assets tend to behave differently than traditional stocks and bonds.
- Stability – Backed by physical assets and long-term contracts, they have the potential to offer more consistent income.
Watch this short video below on the role of real assets in our society.
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