Swiss LP adviser InPact is entering infrastructure secondaries as part of a broader push into the asset class. The firm is also exploring infrastructure debt, targeting more impact infrastructure assets, and eyeing additional infrastructure partnerships, according to founder and CEO Antoine Prudent.

InPact, which advises limited partners on private market investments, is expanding its infrastructure focus amid growing demand from institutional investors for exposure to core and core-plus assets. The move into secondaries allows the firm to provide liquidity solutions in a market where secondary volumes have been rising.

The firm is also considering infrastructure debt as a complementary strategy, aiming to diversify returns and reduce volatility. Prudent emphasized a continued focus on impact infrastructure, aligning investments with environmental and social outcomes.

InPact plans to deepen its existing partnerships and forge new ones, leveraging its position as a long-term LP adviser. The expansion reflects a broader trend among institutional investors seeking more flexible and income-oriented infrastructure exposure.