-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师的观点总结如下:BLK公布了2026年第一季度调整后每股收益为12.53美元,高于此前预期的11.30美元,也高于市场普遍预期的11.50美元。这反映出公司营收增长27%,营业利润率从43.2%提升至44.5%。尽管宏观经济环境动荡,BLK的资产管理规模仍增长20%至13.9万亿美元,净流入资金达1300亿美元,同时其技术业务营收增长22%,超出预期。我们赞赏BLK在构建其金融科技基础设施的过程中,通过战术性收购来补充内生增长的战略。管理层重申了其目标,即到2030年,30%的营收将来自私募市场和技术业务,并设定了4000亿美元的私募融资目标。我们对10%的年化有机基础费用增长持积极态度,这反映了iShares、系统性主动股票投资和私募市场活动的强劲表现。BLK宣布股息增长10%,并回购了价值4.5亿美元的股票。我们预计BLK将继续进行补充收购以实现其雄心勃勃的增长目标,但鉴于复杂的市场环境,我们预计这一过程会遇到一些波折。
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