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Ares Management is primarily focused on private credit and floating rate basis, positioning them to benefit from rising interest rates. With nearly $400 billion in assets, they generate most of their revenues from investment management fees. Analysts believe ARES is well-positioned to pick up credit lending as banks shed risky assets and fill the void in lending after the US regional bank meltdown. The analysts' price target is $110.62.
They mainly do private credit on a floating rate basis, so they benefit when interest rates rise (which he expects), and they do some private equity. Nearing $400 billing in assets. Most revenues come from investment management fees instead of performance fees. As banks shed too-risky assets, they overcorrect, so ARES is in a good position to pick up that credit lending. Also, they benefit after the US regional bank meltdown to fill that void in lending.
(Analysts’ price target is $110.62)Ares Management is a American stock, trading under the symbol ARES-N on the New York Stock Exchange (ARES). It is usually referred to as NYSE:ARES or ARES-N
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On 2024-05-17, Ares Management (ARES-N) stock closed at a price of $145.6.
Investment management business very strong - high margins are nature of business. Arranging private debt offerings which are much less competitive. Potentially a very strong growth area. Large banks have left niche for new entrants. Lots of room for growth for the long term investors.