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Company details
Market cap
$170B
AUM
~$14T
Revenue
$24.2B
Net income
$5.6B
P/E ratio
~24×
Div yield
2.3%
Rev. growth
+19%
Adj. op. margin
44%
In plain English
BlackRock is the world's largest money manager — it invests roughly $14 trillion of other people's savings, above all through its iShares index ETFs. It earns a sliver of fees on those assets, runs the Aladdin risk platform that much of Wall Street rents to watch its own portfolios, and — through a run of big takeovers (GIP, Preqin, HPS) — has pushed hard into private markets and data.
In simple terms
What BlackRock really sells
BlackRock is the world's largest money manager — it invests roughly $14 trillion of other people's savings, above all through its iShares index ETFs. It earns a sliver of fees on those assets, runs the Aladdin risk platform that much of Wall Street rents to watch its own portfolios, and — through a run of big takeovers (GIP, Preqin, HPS) — has pushed hard into private markets and data.
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