The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday edition that Brookfield Asset Management has named Hadley Peer Marshall as its next chief financial officer, promoting a former Goldman Sachs Group banker with expertise in infrastructure to succeed current CFO Bahir Manios. The Globe's Jameson Berkow writes that Ms. Peer Marshall will start her new job on May 31, taking over financial oversight of the $916-billion (U.S.) asset manager when Mr. Manios retires from Brookfield. Ms. Peer Marshall comes from Brookfield's infrastructure group, where she is a managing director and co-head of infrastructure debt, and she will keep that infrastructure role in addition to her new duties as CFO. Before she joined Brookfield in 2015, Ms. Peer Marshall co-led the project finance and infrastructure group at Goldman Sachs. Mr. Manios helped lead Brookfield Asset Management through the spinoff that publicly listed part of its business, setting it up as a separate entity from its parent, Brookfield Corp. Ms. Peer Marshall will become CFO as top Brookfield executives gear up for a busy year of deal making, betting that when investors get greater clarity about the trajectory of interest rates, stalled markets will come back to life.