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On an equivalent day count basis, our annualized effective fee rate was 0.2 Performancefees of 118 million increased from a year ago, primarily reflecting higher revenue from illiquid alternatives. In May, we capitalized on the improved conditions for debt issuance, issuing 1.25 government money market funds.
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.
With a strong common culture of serving clients with excellence, together, we will deliver for our clients a holistic global infrastructure manager across equity, debt, and solutions. BlackRock has developed a broad network of global corporate relationships through many years of long-term investments in both debt and equity.
We strengthened our financial position and restored market confidence in Lumen, and it started with the debt restructuring that gives us ample time to execute our transformation. We lowered our debt load by $1.6 And importantly, we drove material improvement in both our equity and debt trading values.
Finally, regarding our third pillar of efficient capital allocation, our priorities are unchanged, primarily investing in internal product development and reducing leverage. million driven by working capital needs as we initiated reconciliations for certain loss-making performancefee contracts that have since been restructured.
Second, our ability to drive earnings expansion given the operating leverage and margin maturation inherent in our business. I would note, we spent time at the Investor Day focused on performancefee margin ramp, and that margin maturation is continuing to perform as expected. Their leverage is coming down.
And one of the things you'll see is the leverage of the overall platform. And how are you feeling about the leverage in the MSR portfolio, do you feel like your capital allocation could maybe shift if rates drop sharply at either end of the yield curve going forward? I believe performancefees typically occur end of year.
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Using this technology to streamline the workflow of our expert clinical teams, we believe will enable them to work at the top of their license, deliver incremental value to our members and absorb our growth, which in turn should drive meaningful operating leverage for Evolent. Looking ahead, our capital priorities remain the same.
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per cent, with the help of recovering bond markets as interest rates rose and additional contributions from corporate credit and emerging country sovereign debt. of its benchmark index with a performance stimulated by credit activities, notably the performance of corporate credit and emerging country sovereign debt.
You know, when the firm launched its debt business, I was the analyst putting together some of the credit analysis on the first couple of loans that we had written at that time. Leverage levels have come down materially. LAYTON: Leverage levels have changed. That has changed. You guys seem to be very long term.
And now we've transitioned to addressing the sector's growing power needs, leveraging our sizable energy infrastructure platform, which includes the largest private renewables developer in North America. The firm itself could not be in a stronger position with minimal net debt and no insurance liabilities, allowing us to distribute $4.7
And anything above the par value of the total debt on the capital structure belongs to the equity guys. So let’s get long this debt, which is trading at a fraction of what it was issued for. And it can be very complicated like Puerto Rico that had 19 different debt issues by different entities with different terms.
Tell us a little bit about some of the work you do that’s more than just, “Hey, I found the right fund manager for EM distressed debt.” You have no performancefee and no line of sight to getting to one anytime soon, and you have AUM shrinking by virtue of the losses, as well as the fact that LPs are now rightly redeeming.
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The exposure you get in investment banking, I was a leveraged finance banker by background. Private debt, private credit was unheard of in Europe until the banks effectively went into this massive liquidity squeeze and all those asset managers had to step in and fill this void. I think it was a great training. I think we learned a lot.
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We have funded our growth with our operating businesses, balance sheet, and a little bit of high-yield debt. Michael, as the third quarter went through, I believe we typically get some annual performancefees that hit in Q4. I mean, some indications that consumers are a little over leveraged and struggling.
economy, historically tight financing spreads, greater debt availability, the prospects of a more business-friendly regulatory climate and importantly, accelerating technological innovations have given us confidence to deploy capital at scale. Base rates are still a bit elevated, but the debt market is very constructive.
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