Brookfield and Mizuho Securities Launch Infrastructure Income Strategy in Japan

Brookfield Partners with Mizuho Securities to Provide Infrastructure Income Strategy in Japan

On April 27, 2026, Brookfield announced that its private wealth platform is collaborating with Mizuho Securities, a leading financial institution in Japan, to offer the Brookfield Infrastructure Income (BII) strategy. This initiative aims to provide private wealth investors in Japan with access to a diversified portfolio of prime infrastructure equity investments and selective exposure to infrastructure-related debt assets, specifically in sectors like transportation, renewable energy, midstream, data, and utilities.

Launched in 2023, the BII strategy boasts total assets exceeding $8 billion. With a robust track record in infrastructure investment spanning over 125 years, Brookfield leverages its vast global infrastructure platform to offer opportunities in the expanding Japanese private wealth market. This sector stands out as a promising area requiring an estimated $200 trillion in investment over the next three decades, benefiting from significant global megatrends. Historically, infrastructure investments are known for their inflation resilience, stable income, and low correlation with traditional asset classes, providing strong and reliable returns.

Jeremy Hall, the international head of Brookfield's private wealth division, commented: "Japan presents a highly attractive wealth market on a global scale, characterized by a rapidly evolving market environment, a growing affluent population, and increased interest in alternative investments. By offering the BII strategy through financial intermediaries and advisors in Japan, we enable wealth investors to access high-quality infrastructure investment opportunities and operational capabilities traditionally enjoyed by institutional investors. We have seen an increasing allocation from Japanese investors towards our wealth strategy and plan to expand our strategic offerings in Japan over the next 12 months."

Tatsuro Aoyama, head of the division in Japan, expressed his excitement to provide Brookfield's flagship private infrastructure strategy to Japanese investors through Mizuho Securities, one of the nation's premier financial institutions. He emphasized that private infrastructure offers a fundamentally different source of risk and return compared to traditional asset classes, and he is confident that its importance will continue to grow as a core allocation within investors' portfolios.

In a world where economic conditions are constantly changing, the need for stable income-producing investment opportunities is more critical than ever. The partnership between Brookfield and Mizuho Securities is timely and reflects a broader trend where infrastructure investment is perceived as a safe haven amidst market volatility. With increasing awareness and accessibility to alternative investments, more Japanese investors are considering infrastructure as a key component of their portfolios.

As this partnership progresses, Brookfield's commitment to providing robust infrastructure investment opportunities will be instrumental in shaping the future landscape of private wealth management in Japan. Both companies are determined to foster growth and stability, catering to the needs of investors seeking not just financial returns, but also security against the uncertainties of the global economy.

For more information about Brookfield Asset Management, visit their website at www.brookfield.com. Brookfield Asset Management Limited (NYSE: BAM, TSX: BAM) is a leading global alternative asset management company based in New York, managing assets across various sectors, including infrastructure, energy, private equity, real estate, and credit, totaling over $1 trillion.

Disclosure: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to purchase any security or investment product. Investment decisions should be solely based on the official offering documents, including prospectuses.

Regulatory Information: In Japan, the BII strategy is offered through licensed financial instruments business operators, including Mizuho Securities. Investors should consult with a financial advisor and review the official offering documents before making investment decisions, including any fees or commissions that may apply.