Brookfield Corp (TSX:BN) delivered record financial results for 2025, reporting $5.4 billion in distributable earnings and $3.2 billion in net income, driven by strong asset management performance and insurance growth. The Toronto-based alternative asset manager saw its stock rise 0.6% following the announcement of a 17% dividend increase to $0.07 per share and plans to simplify its corporate structure.

The company's asset management business attracted $112 billion in fresh inflows, pushing fee-bearing capital to $603 billion and driving a 12% increase. Wealth solutions earnings jumped 24% to $20 billion in annuity sales, while the insurance asset base grew to $143 billion. Management highlighted $188 billion in deployable liquidity and $91 billion in assets sold during the year.

President Nick Goodman emphasized the strength of capital position and resilient cash flows, while CEO Bruce Flatt outlined plans to merge the insurance entity back into the parent corporation. The firm expects carried interest realizations to accelerate through 2026 as it executes on an active pipeline of asset monetizations, positioning Brookfield for continued value compounding across its global infrastructure, renewable power, and private equity platforms.