Brookfield Corporation operates in the Financial Services sector, focused on alternative asset management and real assets. The company invests across infrastructure, renewable energy, real estate, private equity, and credit.

Its investment platforms include exposure to:

• Infrastructure assets such as utilities, transport, and data centers.

• Renewable power and energy transition projects.

• Commercial and industrial real estate.

• Private equity and business services.

• Credit and insurance-related strategies.

Brookfield operates globally, with significant exposure to North America and other developed markets, alongside select emerging market investments.

Performance is influenced by interest rate cycles, capital market conditions, fundraising activity, asset valuations, infrastructure demand, and energy transition trends.

Brookfield Corporation shares trade on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker BN.

History and Development

Founded in 1899 in Canada, Brookfield’s origins are tied to infrastructure and utility development.

Over time, the company expanded into global real estate and alternative investments. A major strategic shift occurred when it evolved into a diversified asset manager, later adopting the Brookfield Asset Management name.

More recently, a corporate reorganization separated the asset management business from the holding company structure, establishing Brookfield Corporation (BN) as the parent entity.

In recent years, Brookfield has expanded investments in renewable energy, digital infrastructure, and institutional private markets, reinforcing its position as a leading global alternative asset manager.