Brookfield Asset Management (BAM) Goldman Sachs 2024 U.S. Financial Services Conference summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Goldman Sachs 2024 U.S. Financial Services Conference summary
11 Jan, 2026Strategic priorities and growth outlook
Focus remains on executing established strategies to drive high-teens growth in FRE and total earnings, with an emphasis on expanding existing business lines and client base.
The environment for alternative asset management is described as highly constructive, with increasing demand from both institutional and retail investors.
Fundraising is expected to reach $100–$150 billion annually, driven by consistent annuity, retail, and institutional inflows.
Retail and annuity channels are seen as major growth areas, with tailored products and a large addressable market.
Execution and differentiation through scale, operating skills, and global presence are key competitive advantages.
Fundraising, monetization, and deployment trends
Institutional clients continue to increase allocations due to strong historical performance in private markets.
Monetizations are expected to accelerate in 2025, with broad-based exits across real estate, private equity, and infrastructure, supported by improved credit market liquidity.
Deployment is increasingly focused on the U.S. due to greater opportunities from market dislocations, while international sales remain robust.
Major investment themes include digitalization, decarbonization, and reshoring, particularly benefiting infrastructure and data center businesses.
Private credit and insurance strategies
Private credit is the largest business segment, with $300 billion in assets, expanding through both internal growth and acquisitions like Castlelake.
The firm leverages its expertise and information advantage from being a major equity investor to make superior credit decisions.
Insurance origination is targeted to grow from $20 billion to $40 billion annually, capitalizing on demographic trends and proprietary annuity channels.
Asset management remains asset-light, focusing on fee generation and capital deployment for insurance partners.
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