Bruce Flatt

Bruce Flatt

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Bruce Flatt is the CEO of Brookfield Asset Management, a leading global alternative asset manager. Under his leadership, Brookfield has focused on investing in infrastructure and real estate, and Flatt has been instrumental in the company's expansion into various sectors, including renewable energy and data centers. His recent involvement in a significant investment announcement for the development of data centers in France highlights his commitment to advancing technology infrastructure globally.

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Canada Canada: Brookfield Corp. chief executive officer Bruce Flatt announced a new fund aimed at financing Middle Eastern business ventures. 7

The Globe and Mail: U.S.-Saudi nuclear deal risks unleashing a Middle Eastern arms race

Canada Canada: Brookfield Corp. chief executive officer Bruce Flatt said in a statement that the fund raised reflects global confidence and strong demand for private equity opportunities in Saudi Arabia and the region. 8

The Globe and Mail: Brookfield raises $2-billion for Middle East private equity fund

Canada Canada: Bruce Flatt is succeeded by Connor Teskey as CEO of Brookfield Asset Management but remains head of its parent company. 7

The Globe and Mail: Brookfield names Connor Teskey as CEO, successor to Bruce Flatt

Canada Canada: Chief executive Bruce Flatt has said Brookfield intends to commit about US$200-billion to 'AI factories'. 7

The Globe and Mail: Business Brief: Bot and paid for

Canada Canada: Bruce Flatt is the chief executive officer of Brookfield and spoke about the AI revolution at a presentation to investors. 8

The Globe and Mail: Brookfield partners with Figure AI to develop humanoid robots

Canada Canada: Bruce Flatt has some advice for investors: One day this will all be forgotten. 5

The Globe and Mail: Brookfield to buy internet provider Hotwire for about $7-billion, sources say