Brookfield Asset Management is a global alternative asset management company headquartered in Toronto, Canada. It is one of the largest and most prominent alternative asset managers in the world, with a focus on real estate, renewable power, infrastructure, and private equity investments.
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Brookfield Asset Management has built a reputation for its disciplined investment approach, long-term perspective, and ability to generate value from its diversified portfolio of real assets. It has a track record of successfully navigating economic cycles and delivering strong performance to its shareholders and investors.
According to TipRanks, five analysts currently cover NBAM. Three have a “Buy” rating, one has a “Hold” rating and the other has a “Sell” rating.
“Based on 5 Wall Street analysts offering 12 month price targets for Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. Class A in the last 3 months. The average price target is $39.25 with a high forecast of $47.00 and a low forecast of $33.00. The average price target represents a 24.17% change from the last price of $31.61,” TipRanks says.
Stockchase noted that Allan Tong had a”Hold” on the stock on May 9, saying:
“BAM trades at a 7.1x PE, pays a 3.9% dividend yield with a target payout ratio of 90%. Managers are aiming to double its business in five years, which would approach the historic growth average of 14.6% of its parent company. Price-to-book is 1.4x and price-to-cash flow 4.8x. The street has three buys, one hold and one sell at a price target only 8.7% higher at $48.22. Comparing BAM to BN, BAM has gained nearly 13% since Dec. 12 and BN -1.15%.”
Stockchase said Shane Obata likes the stock, paraphrasing a recent appearance on BMM Bloomberg:
“The most pure play exposure to fee-related earnings,” they noted that Obata said. “Fee-related earnings on third-party capital are the most highly valued and sought-after part of the alternative asset managers. About 25% is exposed to real estate, but it’s over-exposed (relative to a BX) to infrastructure and credit, which should do pretty well in an inflationary environment. Infrastructure inflation escalators will continue to hold in. Opportunities in credit, with the carnage we’ve seen in markets. Good environment when you have capital to deploy, and it just raised $15B. Yield is 4.14%.”
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