Brookfield's Oaktree closes $2 billion asset-backed finance fund, meeting its target
Brookfield announced the final close of Oaktree's Asset-Backed Finance Fund (ABF I) with $2 billion of commitments across the fund and related vehicles, meeting its fundraising target. Investors include U.S. public pension plans and sovereign wealth funds, and the filing attributes the result to institutional demand for asset-backed finance.
Key points
- ABF I final close: $2 billion of commitments across the fund and related investment vehicles, on October 1, 2026
- Investor base includes U.S. public pension plans and sovereign wealth funds
- Oaktree has invested more than $19 billion across its broader asset-backed finance platform; Brookfield's asset-based finance platform totals more than $60 billion
The filing
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