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Brookfield Global Infrastructure Fund IV Raises $20B
Brookfield Global Infrastructure Fund IV Raises $20B. This fund had $15B commitments from Private Fund Investors and $5B from BIP and BEP which includes BAM contributions and Public Unit Holders Investment.
The Fund is 40% invested and most likely rest of the fund will be invested over next 2 years so likely next fund could be raised in 2022 and beyond. Previous Infrastructure Fund that closes in 2016 raises $14B in total. If not for BX recent entry in Infrastructure I would have imagined a bigger fund for Brookfield.
Over the last 24 months, Brookfield has raised more than $50 billion across its flagship private fund strategies, including the close of its flagship real estate fund, Brookfield Strategic Real Estate Partners III, at $15 billion, and its flagship private equity fund, Brookfield Capital Partners V, at $9 billion, and co-investment capital across each fund. All three flagship funds surpassed their fundraising targets.
Brookfield is hoping to raise $100B in next cycle of fund raising over next 3-5 years including Oaktree Credit Strategies.