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Federated Hermes, Inc.
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Company details
Market cap
$4.3B
P/E ratio
11×
Div yield
2.4%
EPS (TTM)
$5.13
Profit margin
22%
Rev. growth
+10%
Revenue
$1.8B
AUM
$903B
In plain English
Federated Hermes is a Pittsburgh-based active investment manager with ~$903B in assets — the largest independent US money-market fund provider, paired with London's Hermes for international equities, private markets and stewardship (EOS). About half its revenue comes from money-market funds, so its earnings rise and fall with Fed interest rates. The founding Donahue family keeps voting control through a special class of shares.
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What Federated Hermes, Inc. really sells
Federated Hermes is a Pittsburgh-based active investment manager with ~$903B in assets — the largest independent US money-market fund provider, paired with London's Hermes for international equities, private markets and stewardship (EOS). About half its revenue comes from money-market funds, so its earnings rise and fall with Fed interest rates. The founding Donahue family keeps voting control through a special class of shares.
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