Brookfield Asset Management reported a record quarter with $30 billion in new capital raised during the period ending September 30, 2025. The firm, which manages more than $1 trillion in assets, stated that the influx of new capital contributed to a rise in fee-bearing assets to approximately $581 billion over the past year. The company announced that fee-related earnings increased to $754 million in the quarter, representing a roughly 17% rise compared to the same period last year.
The firm also reported strong momentum in capital deployment, with $23 billion invested across various strategies during the quarter. In addition, Brookfield realized $15 billion in proceeds from asset sales, contributing to growth in both earnings and strategic flexibility for future allocations. Over the past twelve months, total fundraising has exceeded $100 billion, primarily driven by interest in infrastructure, credit, and transition-oriented investment strategies, including the closing of a $20 billion transition fund that focuses on clean energy projects.
Brookfield noted that fundraising and deployment activity reflected broad investor appetite for scaled alternative managers, as well as a global shift toward long-term infrastructure and decarbonization investment. The firm also recently announced an agreement to acquire the remaining interest in Oaktree Capital Management, which will further expand its credit platform. Brookfield said it expects fundraising strength to continue through the remainder of the year, including the launch of new flagship and sector-focused funds.
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“We delivered strong results this quarter, highlighted by records in both capital raising of $30 billion and deployment of $23 billion, driving earnings to an all-time high for our business. We also realized record monetizations of $15 billion, reflecting the strength of our platform across a broad range of strategies.”
Connor Teskey, President, Brookfield Asset Management
