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Total annualized organic base fee growth of 1% reflected seasonally softer flows earlier in the quarter before coming back to target in March. billion increased 11% year over year, driven by the impact of market appreciation over the last 12 months on average AUM and higher performancefees and technology services revenue.
increased 5%, reflecting a higher tax rate compared to a year ago. Our as-adjusted tax rate for the third quarter was 26%. The prior-year quarter included $215 million of discrete tax benefits, while the third quarter of 2024 was impacted by $22 million of discrete expense. Earnings per share of $11.46 to 1 full basis point.
Our as-adjusted tax rate for the second quarter was approximately 25%. We continue to estimate that 25% is a reasonable projected tax run rate for the remainder of 2023. The actual effective tax rate may differ because of nonrecurring or discrete items, or potential changes in tax legislation. Operator Thank you.
billion was 7% higher year over year, driven by the impact of higher markets on average AUM and higher performancefees. Our as-adjusted tax rate for the fourth quarter was approximately 24%, driven, in part, by discrete items. Fourth quarter base fees and securities lending revenue of 3.6 Operating income of 6.6
Excluding a nonrecurring, nonincome tax refund in the prior-year quarter, free cash flow was up approximately 25%. I was wondering if you could comment on current BetterHelp tax as we are in the third quarter. The first one you called out I think was a performancefee you received related to the chronic care business.
Our second-quarter pre-tax income was $248 million, delivering a 23% ROE, excluding mark-to-market on the owned portfolio. Excluding MSR mark-to-market, our pre-tax income increased 7% quarter over quarter, reinforcing the strength of our balanced business model overall. I believe performancefees typically occur end of year.
And there have been some articles in the press about it recently. I know you had highlighted difficult comp on performancefees in the quarter. The second question, I know you typically don't disclose expected tax rates. And then, I'm wondering if you can comment on the momentum in your IP business, intellectual property.
billion, and cash taxes to be $100 million to $200 million in 2025, given a prepayment in 2024. Is that revenue largely recurring, or were there one-time delivery or performancefees lumped in there? We expect to generate free cash flow in the range of $700 million to $900 million for the full year 2025. billion to $1.3
At the end of September, the fair value of our equity portfolio included cumulative pre-tax unrealized gains of $7.8 Net unrealized investment gains included in other comprehensive income in the first nine months of 2024 were $283 million net of taxes, compared to net unrealized investment losses of $135 million net of taxes last year.
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And they also have a unique approach to feeds when they’re generating alpha, when they’re outperforming their benchmark, they take a performancefee. And when they’re not generating alpha, when they’re underperforming, they actually return fees. 00:24:31 [Speaker Changed] We refund the fee.
billion was 8% higher year over year, driven by positive organic base fee growth and the impact of market movements on average AUM over the last 12 months. Higher performancefees and technology services revenue also contributed to revenue growth. Our as-adjusted tax rate for the second quarter was approximately 24%.
billion was 23% higher year over year, driven by the impact of higher markets on average AUM and higher performancefees. EPS also reflected a lower tax rate partially offset by lower nonoperating income and a higher share count in the current quarter. Fourth-quarter base fees and securities lending revenue of 4.4
billion, with pre-tax margin of 35%. billion was up 13% year on year, predominantly driven by growth in management fees on higher average market levels and strong net inflows, as well as higher performancefees. Then to complete our lines of business, asset and wealth management on Page 7. AWM reported net income of 1.5
As with all our articles, The Motley Fool does not assume any responsibility for your use of this content, and we strongly encourage you to do your own research, including listening to the call yourself and reading the company's SEC filings. But a few questions in there, but basically, FRE margin, yes, ex core plus is the base question.
And -- we delivered another strong quarter with pre-tax income, excluding mark-to-market on the owned MSR portfolio of approximately $246 million, which is an increase of 8% quarter over quarter and delivering a 24% return on equity. Baron Silverstein -- President, NewRez Thank you, Michael. Good morning. I'm going to start on Slide 16.
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