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Brookfield 2019 Investor Day on September 26, 2019


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Anybody attending the BAM Investor day September 26, 2019? I'm considering in it but I have to make arrangements.

https://bam.brookfield.com/events-and-presentations

 

WHEN:

Thursday, September 26, 2019

 

WHERE:

Meredith Auditorium

Brookfield Place New York

225 Liberty Street, 6th Floor

New York, NY 10281

 

AGENDA

 

10:00 AM              Brookfield Asset Management

 

11:20 AM              Brookfield Business Partners   

 

12:30 PM              Lunch 

 

1:15 PM                Brookfield Infrastructure Partners

 

2:30 PM                Brookfield Renewable Partners

 

3:45 PM                Brookfield Property Partners

 

5:15 – 6:45 PM    Cocktail Reception

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Gents,

 

I hope you enjoy the session! -Personally, I'm enjoying the session on long distance over the Net. I would also like here to express that I'm very impressed with what has been said and presented so far.

 

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I won't try to hide my envy here towards you, here I'm just pointing out, that I'm sitting in the living room with a glass of Wine Rosé - under the whole session! [ ;- ) ]

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Gents,

 

I hope you enjoy the session! -Personally, I'm enjoying the session on long distance over the Net. I would also like here to express that I'm very impressed with what has been said and presented so far.

 

- - - o 0 o - - -

 

I won't try to hide my envy here towards you, here I'm just pointing out, that I'm sitting in the living room with a glass of Wine Rosé - under the whole session! [ ;- ) ]

 

I just remember them fielding questions or addressing worries about a rising rate environment the last few investor day. Big turnaround today.

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I have been sitting on the sideline waiting for a good entry point. I am wondering what the forecasts you have for unappreciated profits in the future.

 

Specifically, did you get the sense that they might be hiding any plans to profit at the expense of minority shareholders or minority unit holders? That is clearly where the future lies for some of their sub-managers. For some of these managers they don't have a chance of making their numbers and getting their bonuses they have grown accustomed to through new investment opportunities, so takeunders are their best opportunities. Anyone have a sense of the future profitability of their take-under opportunity set?

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I have been sitting on the sideline waiting for a good entry point. I am wondering what the forecasts you have for unappreciated profits in the future.

 

Specifically, did you get the sense that they might be hiding any plans to profit at the expense of minority shareholders or minority unit holders? That is clearly where the future lies for some of their sub-managers. For some of these managers they don't have a chance of making their numbers and getting their bonuses they have grown accustomed to through new investment opportunities, so takeunders are their best opportunities. Anyone have a sense of the future profitability of their take-under opportunity set?

 

I suggest throwing your question to BAM in investment ideas.

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One point that appeared in more than one presentation was the relatively large spread between cap rates and corporate bond rates.  Is interest rates hold, this would imply future upside for infrastructure assets & real estate assets as cap rates adjust to lower interest rates.

 

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As usual, I enjoyed hanging out with @racemize. It was nice meeting you in person, @Wabash02, I really appreciate the book recommendation. I'm sorry we didn't see you there, @EricSchleien.

 

Hopefully we can all meet up in Omaha ...

 

Hey no worries! I was in the front row with @absolutbrian. I will be in Omaha. Email me at eric@gscm.co and send me your contact info and we can be in touch.

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