Michael Likosky

America simply cannot compete globally, especially with China, without an infrastructure-driven advanced manufacturing and inventive base.

The president-elect takes a much more expansively realistic view on the synergistic relationship between infrastructure investment and the middle class.

One of the shortcomings of the environmental, social and governance discussion is that investors put talk before action. New York provides an opportunity to get the sequencing right.

There are, in practice, a limited number of ways to invest in infrastructure and it is impossible to do so without getting involved in state and municipal financing from an effectiveness perspective — putting aside cost, because government entities are the primary way the federal government moves its money into the market.