115
years investing in real assets
We are a global alternative asset manager with more than 100 years of experience owning and operating real assets.
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>$250B
assets under management globally
We are a global alternative asset manager with more than 100 years of experience owning and operating real assets.
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700
investment professionals
We are a global alternative asset manager with more than 100 years of experience owning and operating real assets.
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70,000
operating employees
We are a global alternative asset manager with more than 100 years of experience owning and operating real assets.
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30+
countries
We are a global alternative asset manager with more than 100 years of experience owning and operating real assets.
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Our Business
Real Estate
We are one of the largest investors, owners, developers and operators of real estate globally, providing diversified exposure to the world’s most dynamic and resilient markets.
Renewable Power
We operate one of the world’s largest pure-play renewable businesses, anchored by a core portfolio of more than 200 hydroelectric assets, as well as a number of wind farms.
Private Equity
We own and operate high-quality businesses in the value chain of real assets, focusing on long-term growth and capital appreciation.
Infrastructure
We are one of the largest private sector infrastructure investors operating toll roads, ports, rail, pipelines and transmission lines, that deliver goods and services to communities around the world.
Reference
A Compelling Case for Alternative Assets
Barron’s, May 27, 2017
Brookfield Asset Management was founded in 1899 to finance streetcars and electric power in Brazil. Today, the Toronto-based firm has become a global player in alternative assets, managing about $250 billion in real estate, infrastructure, renewable-power projects, and private equity.
World Builder
Forbes, May 16, 2017
Just hours off a 14-hour commercial flight from Dubai, Brookfield Asset Management chief Bruce Flatt stares into a gaping hole in the ground that looks like open-heart surgery performed on an entire city block in Manhattan. Piles of beams, mazes of scaffolding and even active railroad tracks criss-cross each other...