BlackRock posted earnings that beat expectations on Friday, but it wasn’t enough to give its shares a boost.
The world’s largest money manager posted third-quarter earnings per share of $10.91, up from $9.55 a year earlier and better than the $8.34 expected by Wall Street analysts. Operating income increased 7% from a year earlier, the company said.BlackRock is guiding customers through a rapidly changing environment for investors. The Federal Reserve has aggressively increased interest rates over the past year and a half.
The firm recorded $3 billion of quarterly net inflows. Net outflows were $49 billion, stemming from lower-fee index equity strategies and $19 billion from a single international client, the company said. Assets under management rose by $1.1 trillion from a year earlier. “When investors were ready to put money back to work, they came to BlackRock, leading to record flows and share gains,” said CEO Larry Fink in a statement. “We remain intensely focused on staying in front of our clients, positioning for a resurgence in allocation activity as rates stabilize, and laying the foundation for future growth.”
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