BlackRock, Inc.

BlackRock delivered a mixed set of results in its most recent result, with revenues falling short of Wall Street expectations but above-par earnings. BlackRock achieved $190 billion in total net inflows, indicating favorable flows from wealth and institutional customers across regions. The company also increased revenue and ACV from technology services as clients used Aladdin to support their investing processes. Organic growth, combined with positive market and currency movements, has resulted in a more than $830 billion gain in BlackRock’s AUM in the first six months of 2023. BlackRock generated $48 billion in net inflows during the quarter, taking the leading market share of ETF industry flows. Bond ETFs also rapidly provide advantages, including access, transparency, and liquidity to institutional and wealth clients. BlackRock is expanding organically in private markets through new launches and the scaling of its successor funds. In order to do this, they recently disclosed their intention to acquire Kreos Capital, a prominent supplier of venture debt financing in Europe.