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ETF Activity: SOXX Leads Inflows as IVV Sheds $1.24 Billion on Oct. 21

On Oct. 21, 2026, SOXX saw $1.30B inflows, while IVV had $1.24B outflows. AVUV and XLI gained $471.4M and $244.0M, respectively. IWM and XLU lost $928.9M and $703.8M. ETFs added most to MFC, BN, and MRNA, cutting META, AAPL, and NEE the most. Net flows were -$1.50B across 308 ETFs.

Brookfield Corporation (BN) To Issue C$150M Preferred Shares

Brookfield Corporation (BN) plans to issue 6.0M Class A Preference Shares, Series 56 at C$25 each, raising C$150M with a 5.65% yield until 2031. The deal may expand to C$200M with underwriters' option. Closing is expected around Oct 22, 2026, according to the company.

Data centre firms say the AI bottleneck is now power and labour

NTT Data, Brookfield, and Infosys executives cite electricity and skilled labor as key constraints for AI data centre expansion, not chip availability. European markets face longer grid connection delays. NTT Data's CEO noted labor costs and equipment delays, while Brookfield's CEO highlighted project execution as the main challenge. Infosys pointed to regulatory backlash in some regions.

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Data centre firms say the AI bottleneck is now power and labour

NTT Data, Brookfield, and Infosys executives cite electricity and skilled labor as key constraints for AI data centre expansion, not chip availability. European markets face longer grid connection delays. NTT Data's CEO noted labor costs and equipment delays, while Brookfield's CEO highlighted project execution as the main challenge. Infosys pointed to regulatory backlash in some regions.

RBC Capital lowers Q3/26 estimates for US alternative asset managers

RBC Capital reduced its Q3 2026 earnings estimates for U.S. alternative asset managers by 6% due to seasonal factors and rate uncertainty. The firm highlighted Apollo Global (APO) and Ares Management (ARES) as well-positioned, while Carlyle Group (CG) and TPG (TPG) are more exposed to interest rate risks. Apollo has a $67B market cap, a P/E ratio of 40.9, and a 2% dividend yield. RBC's top picks include Brookfield (BN), Ares, and Blackstone (BX).

Brookfield adviser redeems 332,530 REIT shares

Brookfield Corp's subsidiary, Brookfield REIT Adviser LLC, redeemed 332,530 Class I common shares of Brookfield Real Estate Income Trust Inc. on September 30, 2026, at $10.5566 per share. The shares were issued as payment for monthly management services. The adviser held 240,110 shares indirectly after the transaction, according to a Form 4 filing.

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Oaktree Asset-Backed Finance Fund Closes at $2 Billion

Brookfield and Oaktree closed the Oaktree Asset-Backed Finance Fund (ABF I) at $2 billion, meeting its target. The fund attracted institutional investors and focuses on asset-backed finance across various sectors. ABF I leverages Brookfield's global scale and Oaktree's experience, building on their partnership since 2019. Brookfield's asset-based finance platform totals over $60 billion.

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