Brookfield Asset Administration has reported its fee-related earnings jumped 11 per cent year-on-year in Q1 of 2026 to $772m (£566m).
The choice asset supervisor, which has $1tn of belongings underneath administration, mentioned it had fundraised $21bn within the first quarter of the 12 months, taking its fundraising to $67bn year-to-date. LTM fee-related earnings have been up 18 per cent to $3.1bn.
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“We count on 2026 to be a really robust 12 months, with development exceeding our long-term targets. We’re additionally benefitting from each the acquisition of Oaktree and the lately awarded Simply Group funding mandate, which began within the second quarter,” mentioned Connor Teskey, chief govt of Brookfield.
We’re off to a powerful begin for the 12 months, with first quarter fee-related earnings rising 11 per cent to $772m, supported by our power in actual belongings and our complementary methods at the moment available in the market. Our main positions in infrastructure, vitality, actual property, and important services-focused non-public fairness are nicely suited to this setting and allow us to ship robust efficiency and outsized development,” he added.
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“We’ve got important capital obtainable to deploy as alternatives emerge, market main positions within the quickest rising options segments, and restricted publicity to areas of market stress. The total integration of Oaktree’s preeminent opportunistic credit score franchise, coupled with our disciplined funding method, positions us nicely to capitalize on any dislocation in credit score markets.”
The board of administrators of BAM declared a quarterly dividend of $0.5025 per share, payable on June 30 2026.