Bruce Flatt was clear with his prediction: the secondary market for private equity, real estate and infrastructure was ready ...

Given that Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. (NYSE:BAM) is now trading at about 27.5x, which is toward the higher end of the alternative asset management range, Piper Sandler pointed out that the ...

rising 0.26% to 26,972.32. Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. Cl A closed 15.2% short of its 52-week high of C$90.24, which the company reached on January 30th.

rising 0.61% to 27,034.26. Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. Cl A closed 14.0% short of its 52-week high of C$90.24, which the company achieved on January 30th.

Brookfield Asset Management (NYSE: BAM) has been on a bit of a tear, surging over 40% in the past year. The company, part of several subsidiaries of the sprawling Brookfield ecosystem, deals in ...

Should investors buy the stock under $60? At first glance, Brookfield Asset Management looks pretty expensive at a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 40. But consider the following. The company ...

Brookfield Asset Management primarily grows by expanding its AUM, thereby increasing fee-based revenue. It does that by attracting new clients and capital.

Brookfield Asset Management (NYSE: BAM) is an attractive dividend stock with an above-market yield of 3.2%. Don't wait until Brookfield Asset Management reports second-quarter earnings in early ...

Key Points Brookfield Asset Management is set to report second-quarter earnings in early August. The Canadian asset manager is working to grow its fee-bearing assets at a rapid clip.

rising 0.62% to 26,857.11. Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. Cl A closed 16.5% below its 52-week high of C$90.24, which the company reached on January 30th.

Image source: Getty Images. Brookfield Asset Management operates across five different platforms: renewable power, infrastructure, real estate, credit, and private equity.

Brookfield Properties has scored a refinancing on a major project. JPMorgan and Citibank have backed the developer’s Eagle + West project in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, to the tune of $400 million.