FT Investigation: How much does Brookfield really make?

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FT Investigation: How much does Brookfield really make? - Financial Times

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Dimitry Khmelnitsky, head of accounting at Veritas Investment Research, is critical of both the financing and the accounting.“Brookfield is using their own related party insurance companies as a vehicle to offload assets, during what seem to be challenging markets, and at relatively high valuations,” he says.

It also says that many insurers invest in commercial property and that the real estate it sold to itself “is objectively ideal for an insurance company portfolio”.

Brookfield Corporation injected another $1.4bn into the partnership as new equity, more than it reported as distributable earnings from its overall real estate operations in the same period.