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BlackRock’s AUM tops $14 trillion in fourth quarter · NabkaNews

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BlackRock’s AUM tops $14 trillion in fourth quarter

Pensions & Investments·Jan 15

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BlackRock's assets under management (AUM) have reached a record high of over $14 trillion. This milestone was reportedly achieved in the fourth quarter, with some outlets specifying it occurred at the end of 2025. The increase in AUM has been accompanied by gains in BlackRock's stock and a rise in its revenue.

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BlackRock's assets hit record $14 trillion on fourth-quarter markets rally

Reuters·Jan 15

BlackRock Caps 2025 With Record $14 Trillion in Assets

BlackRock Stock Gains on Q1 Earnings Beat, Revenues & AUM Rise Y/Y

Yahoo Finance·Apr 14

BlackRock AUM Over $13 Trillion Sets New Record

401k Specialist·Oct 14

Larry Fink’s compensation jumps 23% as BlackRock AUM tops $14 trillion

Pensions & Investments·Mar 30

BlackRock beats fourth quarter expectations as assets hit $14 trillion

Investing.com·Jan 15

BlackRock hits record $14 trillion in assets, stock rises 5%

Crypto Briefing·Jan 15

BlackRock assets surge to $14 trillion record as it looks to private markets

MarketWatch·Jan 15

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