Targeting Infrastructure, Energy, and Private Credit! Brookfield (BAM.US) secures a $1 billion investment mandate from the UK Nuclear Energy Fund
Brookfield Asset Management has received a $1 billion commitment from the UK Nuclear Liabilities Fund, which will be used for several of its investment strategies.
Zhitong Finance APP has learned that Brookfield Asset Management (BAM.US) has obtained a $1 billion commitment from the UK Nuclear Liabilities Fund, which will be used across several of its investment strategies. The New York-based asset manager recently established a new business division focused on bundling and selling diversified asset portfolios.
This capital will be managed by Brookfield's Investment Solutions Group. Established last year, this department mainly serves institutional investors, private wealth clients, and family offices. According to a statement, Brookfield plans to allocate this capital across its infrastructure, energy, private equity, real estate, and private credit strategies through a combination of fund investments, direct investments, and co-investments.
The UK Nuclear Liabilities Fund was set up to provide funding assurance for future nuclear power plant decommissioning costs. As of March 2025, the fund managed assets totaling approximately £20.7 billion ($28 billion). Brookfield expects to continually reinvest the returns generated from this investment portfolio into new opportunities.
Brookfield's Investment Solutions Group is chaired by Oaktree's Howard Marks and led by former Morgan Stanley veteran Alper Daglioglu. Rather than simply selling a single fund to investors, this division integrates a variety of investment products from Brookfield's extensive business network, customizing comprehensive investment portfolios.
In the statement, Daglioglu said, "The Nuclear Liabilities Fund has an extremely long-term investment perspective, which provides us with the opportunity to invest in a variety of ways."
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