Ares Management Corporation Class A Common Stock ARES

Ares Management Corporation es una empresa gestora de inversiones alternativas. Los segmentos de la compañía incluyen Grupo de Crédito, Grupo de Capital Privado, Grupo de Bienes Raíces, Grupo de Soluciones Secundarias e Iniciativas Estratégicas. El segmento de Grupo de Crédito gestiona estrategias de crédito en el espectro líquido e ilíquido, incluyendo préstamos sindicados, bonos de alto rendimiento, crédito multiactivo, inversiones crediticias alternativas y préstamos directos. El segmento de Grupo de Capital Privado categoriza sus actividades de inversión en tres estrategias: Capital Privado Corporativo, Oportunidades Especiales e Infraestructura y Energía. El segmento de Grupo de Bienes Raíces gestiona estrategias de capital y deuda inmobiliaria. El segmento de Grupo de Soluciones Secundarias invierte en mercados secundarios en una variedad de estrategias de clases de activos alternativos, incluyendo capital privado, bienes raíces e infraestructura. El segmento de Iniciativas Estratégicas incluye segmentos operativos e inversiones estratégicas que se centran en expandir la presencia de la compañía en el mercado.

Con 9 acciones de ARES (USD 1.054,54) habrías recibido USD 46,53 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

• Zacks Investment Research 2 oct

  Can Lazard's Asset Management Growth Power Its 2030 Revenue Goal?

  Lazard (LAZ) reported $285 billion in AUM as of June 2026, up 15% year-over-year, with $7.4 billion in first-half net inflows—its strongest in nearly 20 years. The company is pursuing its goal of doubling firmwide revenue by 2030 through expansion of its Asset Management division, which now accounts for 42.1% of net revenue. Key growth drivers include the Lazard Advantage quantitative platform reaching $50 billion AUM, active ETF expansion, and strategic acquisitions including a controlling stake in Elaia Partners and the planned acquisition of Campbell Lutyens.

  

• Zacks Investment Research 30 sept

  AMP's $5.5B Buyback Aids Shareholder Returns: Will It Be Sustainable?

  Ameriprise Financial authorized an additional $5.5 billion for share repurchases through September 2028, supported by strong excess capital and free cash flow generation. The company returned $1.9 billion to shareholders in H1 2026 and has returned approximately $25 billion over the past decade. However, competing capital investments in technology, AI, and business expansion raise questions about long-term sustainability of the buyback program.

  

• Zacks Investment Research 30 sept

  These 2 Finance Stocks Could Beat Earnings: Why They Should Be on Your Radar

  Zacks identifies two finance stocks with positive Earnings Surprise Prediction (ESP) metrics that could beat quarterly earnings expectations. T. Rowe Price (TROW) has a +2.93% ESP with a Most Accurate Estimate of $2.69 per share ahead of its October 30, 2026 earnings release. Ares Management (ARES) shows a +0.47% ESP with a Most Accurate Estimate of $1.33 per share before its November 2, 2026 earnings report. Both stocks hold a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold) rating.

  

• Zacks Investment Research 7 sept

  Ares Management Up 28.8% in 6 Months: How to Approach the Stock Now

  Ares Management (ARES) has gained 28.8% in six months, outperforming peers and the S&P 500, driven by 17% AUM growth to $671.3B and strong organic expansion. However, rising operating expenses, elevated debt levels ($4.58B), and a premium P/E ratio of 27.11X compared to the industry average of 17.64X suggest limited upside at current levels. The stock carries a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold) rating, with analysts recommending investors wait for a more attractive entry point.

  

• The Motley Fool 9 jul

  A Downgrade Wave Says Bank Stocks Are Priced for Perfection Ahead of Q2 Earnings. Here's the Bear Case.

  Oppenheimer downgraded major investment banks Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley from perform to underperform, citing valuations that are priced for perfection. The downgrades reflect concerns that investment banking revenues, boosted by the SpaceX IPO and strong Q1 2026 results, may not sustain if capital markets activity slows due to higher bond yields or delayed AI IPOs. Oppenheimer recommends rotating into super-regional banks and alternative asset managers with greater upside potential.