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Two additional key performance indicators that management will be discussing on this call are net asset value or NAV and return on equity or ROE. NAV is defined as total assets minus total liabilities and is also reported on a per-share basis. The Motley Fool has no position in any of the stocks mentioned.
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We reported another strong quarter of results for Blue Owl this morning with 12 straight quarters in consecutive managementfee and FRE growth since we've been a public company. Managementfees are up 22% and 92% of these managementfees are from permanent capital vehicles. AUM not yet paying fees was $16.8
And we have no insurance liabilities. We've always believed in extreme conservatism in managing our capital structure and the structure of our funds. As the largest manager today, Blackstone has led the adoption of alternatives, which have revolutionized the field of investment management. billion or $0.94
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Asset and Geography Mix CPP Investments, inclusive of both the base CPP and additional CPP Investment Portfolios, is diversified across asset classes and geographies: 1 Fixed income consists of cash and cash equivalents, money market securities and government bonds, all net of financing liabilities. Our operating expense ratio was 28.6
This includes selling an equity stake in New Zealands mobile tower company Connexa and acquiring a co-control stake in Stockholm-based financial adviser Max Matthiessen from privateequityfirm Nordic Capital. 6 Comprises investments less investment-related liabilities. billion preliminary funding surplus.
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