BlackRock reported a record $13 trillion in assets under management and its shares rose sharply on Wall Street

BlackRock reported a record  trillion in assets under management and its shares rose sharply on Wall Street

October 14, 2025 – 19:05

BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, reported solid financial results for the third quarter of the year.

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BlackRockthe world’s largest asset manager, presented third quarter 2025 results that exceeded market expectations, consolidating its leadership in the global financial industry. Consequently, Its shares advanced 3.4% on the New York Stock Exchange.

BlackRock reported solid balance sheets

The company reported a earnings per share of US$11.552.12% above the analysts’ forecast, while Revenues reached US$6,510 millionexceeding the expected US$6.29 billion.

The performance was driven by a 25% year-over-year increase in revenue and net inflows of $205 billion, which raised assets under management (AUM) at a record of US$13.5 billion.

After the announcement, Shares rose to near their 52-week high of $1,184. Now, the paper is trading slightly above its fair value, although analysts remain confident thanks to the asset manager’s operational strength and consistency of results.

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BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, reported solid financial results for the third quarter of the year.

BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, reported solid financial results for the third quarter of the year.

In financial terms, Operating income increased 23% year-on-year to US$2.6 billionwith an organic growth of the base rate of 10%. The company, with a market capitalization of US$181 billion and a liquidity ratio of 2.31, maintains a solid position and financial discipline that allowed it to pay dividends uninterruptedly for 23 consecutive years.

The company is optimistic

In the presentation of results, the executive director Laurence D. Fink He highlighted that the advancement of tokenization will be key in the long-term strategy: “We see future commercial opportunities in the use of tokenization to reduce the gap between traditional capital markets and the growing digital asset market.”

For his part, the financial director Martin S. Small He stressed that the firm seeks to “replicate virtually everything found in traditional wealth management… in the digital wallet.”

Looking to the future, BlackRock projects organic growth in base fees more than 5% annually until 2030 and plans to launch its LifePath fund in 2026, aimed at tokenized and long-term investment products.


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