Brookfield Asset Management raised a company record $77 billion in the second quarter of 2026, bringing its assets under management to more than $1 trillion, the investment firm reported in an earnings call Wednesday. Year-to-date, the investor has brought in $98 billion, more than half of what Brookfield raised for all last year. The firm also secured $5 billion in commitments for its first AI Infrastructure Fund. In another AI-focused venture, Brookfield increased its financing framework with Bloom Energy for AI infrastructure power projects to $25 billion, up from the $5 billion commitment announced in October 2025. Brookfield also completed its purchase of Oaktree, buying the remaining 26 percent stake for about $3 billion.