Brookfield Has Billions Riding on a Private Equity Revival in the Middle East

Brookfield Has Billions Riding on a Private Equity Revival in the Middle East

The region is even more appealing as market turmoil fueled by Trump’s tariffs dashes hopes for a deals resurgence in the US.

Brookfield bets big on Middle East PE rebound as global deal activity slows

Brookfield Asset Management is placing a multibillion-dollar wager on the Middle East, emerging as one of the region’s most active foreign private equity investors amid a global slowdown in dealmaking, according to a report by Bloomberg. The Canadian alternative asset manager has built an $8bn private equity portfolio in the Gulf, complemented by $5bn in real estate and infrastructure assets. Now, it’s preparing to raise at least $2bn for what w…

Brookfield Takes on $588M New Zealand Logistics JV - Mingtiandi

Canada’s Brookfield Asset Management on Monday said it will expand its Asia Pacific logistics bets with a NZ$1 billion ($588 million) logistics joint venture in Hamilton, New Zealand. The world’s second-largest real estate fund manager is tying up with Tainui... Read More>> The post Brookfield Takes on $588M New Zealand Logistics JV appeared first on Mingtiandi.

Tailwind named regional partner for adtech platform Innovid - Campaign Middle East

Tailwind EMEA has been named the exclusive regional partner for Innovid – the newly merged entity combining Flashtalking and Innovid – in 36 markets across Southeastern Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and the Nordics. The unified Innovid platform brings together creative personalisation, ad delivery, measurement and optimisation tools across digital, social, connected TV (CTV) […] The post Tailwind named regional partner for adtech platfo…

Brookfield Leads Private Equity Surge into Middle East Amid US Turmoil

In a tectonic shift of capital, Brookfield Asset Management is spearheading a charge of private equity firms into the Middle East, betting billions on a resurgence in deals. The region, long a haven for Wall Street banks and global hedge funds, is now becoming a hunting ground for private equity, as market turmoil fueled by Trump’s tariffs dashes hopes for a deals resurgence in the US. Source