BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, reported strong second-quarter 2026 results, highlighted by an exceptional 40% operating margin despite industry-wide fee declines. The company is successfully growing a lesser-known revenue stream by 40% year-over-year, helping offset fee pressures from active management competitors. However, the report also notes potential risks from securities lending practices in ETFs that could pose counterparty risks in a severe liquidity crisis. Despite the solid earnings, the author remains cautiously optimistic about holding BlackRock stock for the long term.
BlackRock is on track to become a Dividend Aristocrat by 2034 after exceeding analyst expectations for revenue and adjusted EPS in Q2 2026. The company boasts a very strong interest coverage ratio, indicating financial stability. Its shares currently...
BlackRock reported strong Q2 results with net inflows of $192 billion, pushing assets under management (AUM) to a record $15.3 trillion. The firm's ETF business showed strong momentum, supported by new product launches and inclusion in Trump accounts...
BlackRock, Inc. reported a strong second quarter marked by record inflows, increased base fees, and double-digit revenue growth, highlighting the strength of its business model. The company's expansion into private markets and technology services is ...
BlackRock reported quarterly earnings per share of $13.91, surpassing analyst estimates of $12.69, and revenue of $7.08 billion, exceeding expectations of $6.73 billion. The company’s assets under management reached a record $15.3 trillion, a 22% inc...
BlackRock reported Q2 adjusted earnings of $13.91 per share, surpassing analyst estimates of $12.57, driven by record net inflows of $191.7 billion and a 31% revenue increase to $7.08 billion. Assets under management rose 22% to $15.34 trillion, with...
