Brookfield Asset Management (BAM) reported FY 2025 net income of USD 2.4 billion, with net income attributable to common stockholders of USD 2.5 billion. FY 2025 revenues were USD 4.8 billion (+21%), including base management and advisory fees of USD 3.4 billion (+14%) and incentive fees of USD 560 million (+32%). BAM said the rise in base management and advisory fees was driven by fundraising for its fifth vintage real estate flagship fund, the second vintage global transition flagship fund, and perpetual infrastructure complementary strategies, alongside insurance capital inflows from BWS and higher trading prices for BIP, BEP and BBU; the incentive fee increase was primarily linked to BBU performance fees after its share price exceeded the prior high watermark, as well as dividend growth at BIP and BEP. Distributable Earnings were USD 2.7 billion (+14%) and Fee-Related Earnings were USD 3.0 billion. Fee-Bearing Capital was USD 603 billion (+12%), reflecting inflows of USD 90.8 billion, distributions of USD 26.8 billion, and market valuation gains of USD 24.8 billion. BAM ended FY 2025 with corporate liquidity of USD 3.0 billion and said it completed multiple senior note offerings during 2025, including USD 600 million 5-year bonds and USD 400 million 10-year bonds in November.
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