Top infrastructure stocks to buy

Matthew Norris, director of Real Estate Securities at Gravis Advisory Limited picks three infrastructure stocks to buy

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The digital world is developing at an extraordinary pace, reshaping the way we work, live and play. Such is the speed of change that identifying the long-term winners is particularly challenging. The potential uses for artificial intelligence (AI) alone are mind-blowing, but we still have so much to discover about its power. 

We also don’t know if Microsoft or Google will win the battle for supremacy when it comes to search engines; if it will be Tesla or Waymo that develops the best autonomous vehicle; or what the next gaming evolution will be. These are exciting, but uncertain times for investors. 

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Matthew Norris

Matthew Norris oversees the VT Gravis UK Listed Property Fund and the VT Gravis Digital Infrastructure Income Fund.

Matthew has more than two decades of investment management experience and a specialist focus on real estate securities and digital infrastructure investments. He served as an Executive Director of Grosvenor Europe, responsible for global real estate securities strategies. He joined Grosvenor following roles managing equity funds at Fulcrum Asset Management and Buttonwood Capital Partners.