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Brookfield Wealth Solutions said total assets rose to $205.7 billion at June 30 from $157.2 billion at end-2025 after completing its acquisition of UK insurer Just Group. Distributable operating earnings increased 23% to $488 million in Q2. Net income fell to $149 million due to mark-to-market losses. The firm reported $35 billion cash and $43 billion longer-term liquid investments.

Brookfield (NYSE:BN) reported Q2 fee-bearing capital of $672B (+19% YoY) and fee-related earnings up 20%, with $210B deployable capital. Management said fundraising is on track for another record year and highlighted AI and nuclear opportunities, including a planned $100B Kentucky AI factory and DOE $17.5B financing. Wealth Solutions distributable earnings were $480M (+23%).

Partners Value Investments Inc. (TSXV: PVF.PR.V, PVF.A) reported Q2 2026 results. Net loss was $145.0m for the three months ended June 30, 2026, versus $135.3m a year earlier, mainly from higher remeasurement losses on exchangeable shares and warrants. Net income for six months was $751.8m versus $836.7m. Adjusted Earnings were $39m (three months) and $71m (six months).

Partners Value Split Corp. (TSX: PVS.PR.H etc.) reported income available for distribution of $50 million for the six months ended June 30, 2026, up from $48 million a year earlier. Net comprehensive loss was $729 million, mainly from unrealized mark-to-market losses on Brookfield Corp. (BN) and Brookfield Asset Management (BAM) shares. The company holds about 8% of BN and 2% of BAM.

Partners Value Investments L.P. (TSXV:PVF.UN, PVF.PR.U) reported Q2 2026 interim results. Net income was $15.3M for the three months ended June 30, 2026, versus a $6.2M loss a year earlier, and $46.2M for six months versus $18.5M. Results were driven by foreign currency translation gains and higher investment income, partly offset by valuation losses. The partnership holds Brookfield Corp (BN) and Brookfield Asset Management (BAM) shares.

Brookfield Corporation (BN) shares fell 3.4% after its Aug. 13, 2026 Q2 results. The company reported 15% growth in distributable earnings before realizations per share and $1.5 billion total distributable earnings, plus record fundraising and $210 billion deployable capital. It also discussed Oaktree and Just Group acquisitions, ongoing corporate simplification, and $580 million of YTD buybacks.

Brookfield CEO Bruce Flatt said in a shareholder letter after the firm’s Q2 results that private credit’s current stress is not systemic, calling it a market adjustment after loose underwriting. The Bank of Canada cited limited transparency, rising defaults, and links to banks as potential risks. Brookfield noted its focus on hard-asset lending and referenced its Oaktree acquisition.

Brookfield Corp. said it can manage financing risks tied to a planned US$500 billion partnership to fund AI chip purchases, alongside Nvidia and other financial institutions. Brookfield CFO Nick Goodman cited risk controls like cash-flow contracts. Brookfield reported Q2 distributable earnings of US$1.4 billion (61 cents/share) and profit of US$703 million (14 cents/share).

Brookfield Corp. reported second-quarter profit growth driven by higher asset management and wealth earnings, according to the company. Distributable earnings rose about 14% to US$1.4 billion, or 61 cents per share (excluding asset-sale gains). Asset management profit rose ~14% to US$740 million, and wealth profit rose 23% to US$480 million.

Brookfield Corporation reported Q2 2026 distributable earnings before realizations up 15%, citing record fundraising of $98B and $100B capital deployment. Management highlighted AI infrastructure demand driven by power constraints, nuclear expansion via Westinghouse, and credit/insurance platform gains from Just Group and the Oaktree merger. It also discussed a $100B DOE partnership and plans to grow wealth insurance assets above $300B by decade end.