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Casey Tushaus

About Casey Tushaus

Casey P. Tushaus is Treasurer of Brookfield Real Assets Income Fund Inc. (RA), serving since 2021 after previously serving as Assistant Treasurer from 2016–2021; he is also a Director at Brookfield Public Securities Group LLC (PSG) since 2021 and previously served as Vice President from 2014–2021 . Born in 1982, his principal occupations over the past five years are within the Brookfield fund complex treasury and administration functions; prior experience includes Assistant Fund Controller at Walton Street Capital from 2007–2014 . Officers of the Fund are employees of the Adviser (PSG) and the Fund does not pay remuneration to officers for their services; aggregate beneficial ownership by Director nominees, Directors, and officers as a group is less than 1% of shares outstanding, indicating limited direct alignment via RA equity . Performance metrics such as TSR, revenue growth, and EBITDA growth for the officer are not disclosed in the proxy materials reviewed .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Brookfield Real Assets Income Fund Inc.Treasurer2021–PresentFund treasury leadership; Audit Committee meets regularly with the Treasurer on internal control structure and financial reporting compliance .
Brookfield Real Assets Income Fund Inc.Assistant Treasurer2016–2021Support to fund treasury across RA and sister funds in the complex .
Brookfield Public Securities Group LLC (Adviser)Director2021–PresentSenior role at Adviser aligned to fund administration and oversight across the complex .
Brookfield Public Securities Group LLC (Adviser)Vice President2014–2021Adviser-side fund administration and accounting leadership for multiple investment companies .
Walton Street CapitalAssistant Fund Controller2007–2014Fund accounting and controls for private investment vehicles .

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Not disclosed in Fund officer biographiesNo public company board roles or external directorships disclosed for the officer in DEF 14A officer section .

Fixed Compensation

The Fund does not pay compensation to officers (including the Treasurer); officers are compensated by the Adviser (PSG), and the Fund’s proxy does not disclose officer salary/bonus terms.

MetricFY 2023FY 2024
Fund-paid cash compensation to officers ($USD)$0 $0
Adviser-paid salary/bonus (details)Not disclosed in Fund proxy Not disclosed in Fund proxy

Performance Compensation

No fund-paid equity or performance awards (RSUs, PSUs, options), vesting schedules, or performance metric frameworks are disclosed for Fund officers; compensation for officers is paid by the Adviser and not reported in the Fund’s proxy .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

DateSecurityShares Owned (Direct)Ownership FormNotes
2018-02-28Common Stock0DirectInitial Form 3 (Assistant Treasurer) reported no beneficial ownership .
2025-04-04 (Record Date)RA common shares (group)<1% (Directors and officers as group) Individual officer holdings not itemized; aggregate group beneficial ownership <1% of outstanding shares .
  • Stock ownership guidelines, pledging, hedging: No officer-specific policies disclosed in proxy materials; Fund maintains a Code of Ethics applicable to Directors and officers .
  • Options and derivative awards: None disclosed for Fund officers .

Employment Terms

  • Officers are elected by the Board, serve at the discretion of the Board, and hold office until a successor is elected and qualifies or until resignation or removal .
  • Appointment milestone: Tushaus was appointed Treasurer of the Fund on February 25, 2021, after serving as Assistant Treasurer since 2016 .
  • Severance and change-of-control terms: Not disclosed for Fund officers in proxy materials; the Fund does not have a pension or retirement plan (director context) .
  • Legal and regulatory: No orders, judgments, or decrees restraining any officer; Section 16(a) filing compliance confirmed for FY 2024 .

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment: Because RA’s officers are paid by the Adviser (PSG), direct fund-level pay-for-performance linkages (e.g., bonus metrics tied to RA NAV/TSR) are not disclosed, implying limited observable alignment at the Fund level; investors should evaluate Adviser-level incentives separately .
  • Insider alignment and selling pressure: Tushaus’s initial Form 3 showed zero RA share ownership, and current proxy reporting aggregates officers/directors at <1% group ownership, indicating low direct equity exposure; absence of disclosed stock option grants or vesting schedules reduces near-term selling pressure signals .
  • Retention and execution risk: Tenure continuity since 2016 across Assistant Treasurer and Treasurer roles suggests operational stability in RA’s treasury and reporting functions; however, employment terms and incentives reside at the Adviser, so retention risk assessment requires Adviser-level disclosures .