BlackRock is an investment-management and technology-services company. It manages money that belongs to institutions, financial advisers and retail investors, rather than trading for its own account.
Founded in 1985, Blackstone is headquartered in New York City, and Stephen A. Schwarzman is chief executive. It is an alternative asset manager: it pools capital from investors and invests it in assets outside conventional public stocks and bonds, as well as in some public-market strategies.
KKR is a global investment firm that manages alternative investments, provides capital-markets services and operates an insurance business under the Global Atlantic brand. Founded in 1976, it began with leveraged buyouts and now invests across private equity, real assets, credit and liquid strategies.
Apollo Global Management is an alternative asset manager and retirement services provider. It raises money from investors and manages it across credit and equity strategies, and it provides retirement savings products through Athene.
Market cap$69.3B
Revenue growth (Q)−51.8%
EPS growth (Q)−166.9%
FCF growth (Q)+128.3%
Revenue growth (next yr)−83.2%
Net margin−3.22%
ROE−2.66%
P/E—
Forward P/E14.4×
P/FCF7.5×
Dividend yield1.82%
Insider ownership29.3%
Insider buys / sells (12M)—/$9.8M
Reported
FY2022
FY2023
FY2024
FY2025
TTM
Revenue
$11.0B
$32.6B
$26.1B
$32.0B
$30.8B
EPS
−$3.43
$8.49
$7.33
$5.54
−$1.91
Free cash flow
$3.8B
$6.3B
$3.3B
$7.2B
$9.5B
Net debt
−$4.5B
−$9.5B
−$6.4B
−$6.9B
−$7.3B
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