Brookfield Asset Management Ltd.

Overview

Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. is a global alternative asset manager serving institutional and private-wealth investors. Its businesses span infrastructure, renewable power and the energy transition, private equity, real estate, and credit; the company invests alongside clients and operates across more than 50 countries on five continents.[1]+2

Brookfield describes its purpose as creating long-term wealth for institutions and individuals. For 2025, it reported approximately $1.2 trillion in assets under management and $4.8 billion in consolidated revenue. It also reported more than 1,400 investment professionals; its approximately 250,000 operating employees work across its operating businesses and are distinct from the manager’s direct workforce.[4]+2 [1]+5

Products & services

Brookfield Asset Management’s products include closed-end flagship funds, evergreen and semi-liquid vehicles, publicly traded investment platforms, and specialist strategies across infrastructure, energy, private equity, real estate and credit. Its Q2 2026 platform figures report AUM / fee-bearing capital of $262B / $114B in infrastructure, $144B / $74B in energy, $166B / $54B in private equity, $280B / $104B in real estate and $416B / $326B in credit.[7]

Infrastructure offerings include Infrastructure Core Plus, Infrastructure Structured Solutions—which invests through structured and common minority equity—and an AI infrastructure strategy developing integrated infrastructure for hyperscalers, enterprises and governments. Other vehicles include Brookfield Infrastructure Partners, Perpetual Supercore Infrastructure and an infrastructure income fund. Energy products include the Global Transition fund series, the Catalytic Transition Fund for decarbonization in emerging markets, and publicly traded Brookfield Renewable Partners. Private-equity offerings include Opportunistic Private Equity, Special Investments, Venture Secondaries, regional and thematic strategies, publicly traded Brookfield Business Corporation, and a semi-liquid evergreen product for individual investors.[8]+11

Real-estate products include the Real Estate Opportunistic fund series, secondaries that provide liquidity solutions to real-estate GPs and LPs, a housing-sector value-add strategy, perpetual core-plus real estate, and Brookfield REIT, a non-listed perpetual-life vehicle investing in income-producing real estate, related debt and securities. Credit offerings include opportunistic credit funds; senior and junior private lending; infrastructure mezzanine debt; real-estate mezzanine loans and junior first-mortgage participations; a publicly traded business development company providing access to Oaktree’s lending platform; and insurance capital managed through reinsurance agreements and policies.[20]+7

For the twelve months through June 30, 2026, base management fees were $1,009M for infrastructure, $738M for energy, $506M for private equity, $1,023M for real estate and $1,904M for credit; these figures are by business line, not individual product.[28] Reported fund IRRs as of June 30, 2026 included 19% gross / 12% net for Brookfield Infrastructure Fund V, 24% / 18% for Brookfield Global Transition Fund I, 18% / 13% for Brookfield Capital Partners Fund VI, 7% / 4% for Brookfield Strategic Real Estate Partners IV, and 27% / 16% for Oaktree Opportunities Fund XII.[29][30] [7]+23

Geographic presence

As of Q2 2026, Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. is headquartered in New York and operates globally [31][32]. Brookfield describes its broader operating footprint as spanning more than 50 countries across five continents, with more than 250,000 people across its operations; this describes the broader operating platform, not BAM corporate staff [33][34].

At June 30, 2026, AUM by underlying investment location was $1,267.8 billion: United States $617.3 billion (49%), Europe $263.8 billion (21%), Asia Pacific $159.0 billion (12%), Canada $67.3 billion (5%), and Other $160.4 billion (13%) [35]. For the 12 months ended June 30, 2026, reported deployment was $59.746 billion in North America, $0.701 billion in South America, $10.452 billion in Europe, and $5.332 billion in Asia, the Middle East and other markets [36]. These figures describe AUM and deployment, not regional revenue; a regional revenue breakdown was not identified in the materials reviewed.

BAM reported more than 5,800 investment and asset-management professionals and employees, including more than 300 client-service professionals across 32 global offices [37]. Brookfield’s listed office locations include New York, Toronto, São Paulo, London, Dubai, Hong Kong, Singapore, Sydney and Tokyo [38]. The reported employee information does not specify geographic distribution [7]. [31]+8

Business segments

Brookfield Asset Management reports five operating segments: Infrastructure, Energy, Private Equity, Real Estate and Credit [2]. Their business mix can be viewed through quarterly fee revenues and platform AUM; the shares below are calculated from the company’s Q2 2026 reported figures, are approximate, and are not shares of GAAP consolidated revenue [39][7].

Infrastructure invests in essential real assets and operating businesses, including utilities, transport, midstream and data infrastructure [40]. It generated $357 million, or about 23.9% of Q2 2026 fee revenues, and had approximately $262 billion of AUM, or 20.7% of platform AUM [39][7]. Energy focuses on energy transition and low-carbon strategies, including renewable energy and emissions reduction [41]+2; it generated $224 million (15.0%) of fee revenues and had about $144 billion (11.4%) of AUM [39][7]. Private Equity invests in essential businesses, particularly business services and industrials, with an operational-improvement focus [44]; it generated $145 million (9.7%) of fee revenues and had about $166 billion (13.1%) of AUM [39][7].

Real Estate includes opportunistic investing in complex or distressed assets, turnarounds and recapitalizations, alongside other strategies [45]; it generated $259 million (17.3%) of fee revenues and had about $280 billion (22.1%) of AUM [39][7]. Credit spans private, opportunistic, structured and liquid credit, providing capital solutions across debt strategies [46]; it generated $509 million (34.1%) of fee revenues and had about $416 billion (32.8%) of AUM [39][7]. AUM figures and related percentages are approximate because the reported platform amounts are rounded. [2]+9

Company history

Brookfield’s corporate lineage traces to São Paulo Tramway, Light & Power Co., founded in 1899; this marks the predecessor lineage, not the incorporation of today’s Brookfield Asset Management Ltd.[47] The business became Brascan Limited in 1969, combined with The Edper Group as EdperBrascan in 1997, and was renamed Brascan Corporation in 2000.[48] In 2001, Brookfield began a strategic transformation into a global alternative asset manager and launched its first private-equity fund; Brascan adopted the name Brookfield Asset Management Inc. in 2005.[47][48]

The predecessor business expanded internationally over the following years, including U.S. expansion beginning in 1996, growth in renewables from 1999, a stake in London’s Canary Wharf in 2003, and the 2007 acquisition of Australian property and construction group Multiplex.[47][49] In 2022, Brookfield Asset Management Inc.—which became Brookfield Corporation—separated its asset-management business into the newly formed Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. and Brookfield Asset Management ULC. The separation closed on December 9; Brookfield Corporation retained a 75% interest, while BAM Ltd. held 25%, and BAM shares began trading on the NYSE and TSX on December 12.[50]+2 In February 2026, Brookfield announced Connor Teskey’s appointment as BAM CEO, with Bruce Flatt remaining board chair.[53] [50]+6

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