Cohen & Steers (CNS) trades at a 19x price-to-earnings ratio, significantly above the industry average of around 10x. The company's core assets, preferred stocks and real estate, are highly sensitive to interest rate changes, posing downside risks similar to past cycles. Despite net inflows, falling fee rates and pressured assets under management limit CNS's ability to grow earnings, making the current premium valuation unjustified under present market conditions. Investors should be cautious given these risks and the lack of operating leverage going forward.
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