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Brookfield Asset Management In The News With Three Major Transactions Totalling $8.9 Billion
Brookfield Asset Management Inc. is a Canadian publicly listed asset management company. Brookfield manages a global portfolio valued at over US$180 billion, invested on behalf of institutional and corporate clients. The firm’s assets are concentrated in property, renewable power generation, infrastructure and private equity.
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Showing posts with label Brookfield Asset Management. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brookfield Asset Management. Show all posts
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Brookfield Asset Management Raises $4.4 Billion for Real estate Fund Surpassing Target
http://www.realtytoday.com/articles/4593/20130724/brookfield-asset-management-raises-4-billion-real-estate-fund-surpassing.htm
Posted by Rapti Gupta on Jul 24, 2013 09:47 AM EDT
Brookfield Asset Management Raises $4.4 Billion for Real estate Fund Surpassing Target
Brookfield Asset Management Inc, the Canadian asset managing firm, has reportedly raised $4.4 billion for its global real estate fund. The amount is one of the largest since the financial crisis and has surpassed the $3.5 billion target, the company actually affixed, according to several media reports.
Posted by Rapti Gupta on Jul 24, 2013 09:47 AM EDT
Brookfield Asset Management Raises $4.4 Billion for Real estate Fund Surpassing Target
Brookfield Asset Management Inc, the Canadian asset managing firm, has reportedly raised $4.4 billion for its global real estate fund. The amount is one of the largest since the financial crisis and has surpassed the $3.5 billion target, the company actually affixed, according to several media reports.
Monday, March 11, 2013
The Paper World of Brookfield Asset Management
http://sirf-online.org/2013/03/11/paper-world-of-brookfield-asset-management/
The Paper World of Brookfield Asset Management
By: Roddy Boyd | March 11, 2013
Enter the name of Toronto-based public company Brookfield Asset Management into a search engine and it delivers more than 1 million results. The global conglomerate, whose annual sales exceed $18 billion, controls ports in England, owns Manhattan’s prestigious World Financial Center and sells Chicago a fair measure of its electricity. Yet the massive enterprise is better known for what it owns than how it operates.
The Paper World of Brookfield Asset Management
By: Roddy Boyd | March 11, 2013
Enter the name of Toronto-based public company Brookfield Asset Management into a search engine and it delivers more than 1 million results. The global conglomerate, whose annual sales exceed $18 billion, controls ports in England, owns Manhattan’s prestigious World Financial Center and sells Chicago a fair measure of its electricity. Yet the massive enterprise is better known for what it owns than how it operates.
Monday, August 16, 2010
Brookfield Asset Management: A perfect predator
http://www.canadianbusiness.com/business-strategy/brookfield-asset-management-a-perfect-predator/
Brookfield Asset Management: A perfect predator
Brookfield Asset Management isn’t brash. It doesn’t take a lot of wild risks. It waits for the right opportunity, and then it pounces.
Aug 16, 2010 Joanna Pachner
Bruce Flatt just dissed Warren Buffett. Realizing his blunder, he practically lunges at the tape recorder and extracts a promise that he won’t be quoted. Flatt greatly admires the investing oracle—he wants that clear—and doesn’t want to seem arrogant.
Brookfield Asset Management: A perfect predator
Brookfield Asset Management isn’t brash. It doesn’t take a lot of wild risks. It waits for the right opportunity, and then it pounces.
Aug 16, 2010 Joanna Pachner
Bruce Flatt just dissed Warren Buffett. Realizing his blunder, he practically lunges at the tape recorder and extracts a promise that he won’t be quoted. Flatt greatly admires the investing oracle—he wants that clear—and doesn’t want to seem arrogant.
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