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Company details
Market cap
$8.0B
P/E ratio
17×
Div yield
0.02%
Economic EPS (TTM)
~$26
Revenue (2025)
$2.07B
Rev. growth
+2%
Affiliate AUM
~$882B
Aggregate fees (2024)
$5.2B
In plain English
AMG is a holding company for boutique asset managers. It doesn't run money itself — it buys minority equity stakes in independent, partner-owned investment firms ('Affiliates') like AQR, Pantheon and Capula, then shares in a fixed slice of each firm's revenue while the founders keep control. Its ~40 Affiliates managed roughly $880B by early 2026, tilted increasingly toward higher-fee alternatives.
In simple terms
A holding company for boutiques
Money flows in from institutions and wealth clients to ~40 independent boutique managers (AQR, Pantheon, Capula and more). AMG sits above them: it owns a minority stake in each and takes a fixed slice of their revenue, while the founders keep control and run the money.
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