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To own Brookfield Asset Management, you have to buy into the idea that a global, fee-focused platform across infrastructure, renewables, data centers and real estate can keep attracting institutional capital, even when markets are choppy. Recent news around external funds like INVL allocating more money to Brookfield vehicles, and the launch of a very large AI infrastructure program with partners such as NVIDIA and sovereign investors, reinforces that capital formation remains a key short term catalyst. It supports the story behind Brookfield’s recent revenue and earnings growth, but likely does not change the near term picture much, given the shares already trade above some fair value estimates and on a richer earnings multiple. The bigger swing factors still look to be fundraising momentum, execution on AI and data infrastructure, and sensitivity to interest rates and leverage.
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