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BlackRock Inc (BLK) reports robust growth with record net inflows and revenue, while navigating increased expenses and market volatility.
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation is working with nearly 40 financial firms in a pilot to test tokenized stocks and U.S. treasuries.
BlackRock's (NYSE: BLK) crypto business just showed investors what a bear market does to even the biggest player in the game. According to the firm's second-quarter earnings release published July 15, the asset manager's digital assets under management (AUM) fell to $48.8 billion as of June ...
Shares of tokenization firm Securitize jumped Wednesday after it announced a partnership with investment bank Cantor Fitzgerald to enable blockchain-based initial public offerings. Securitize was up about 12% Wednesday afternoon. The company recently made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange after shareholders approved its merger with a Cantor-sponsored special-purpose acquisition company.
JPMorgan Chase is Wednesday's IBD Stock Of The Day after blowout earnings. Intraday, JPMorgan Chase stock rose in a buy zone and cleared an alternate entry. Other Big Bank stocks continued to rally as analysts raised their outlook for the sector.
Visa, Robinhood and Block are expanding across stablecoin payments, tokenized finance and bitcoin infrastructure as digital adoption broadens.
Morgan Stanley (MS) reported second quarter earnings, with blowout results and record revenue. Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter David Hollerith takes a closer look.
📣 “I’m very optimistic on the outlook for global markets. We see great market fundamentals with higher corporate margins and earnings momentum catalyzed by new technology.” — BlackRock Chief Executive Larry Fink, speaking after his investment firm posted record second-quarter earnings.
Securitize Corp. (NYSE: $SECZ) and Cantor Fitzgerald are taking tokenization into the primary equity market, creati...
Year over year wholesale inflation pulls back to +5.5%, 100 bps lower than last month's initial print.
BlackRock crossed $15 trillion in assets under management in the second quarter.
BlackRock Inc (NYSE:BLK) reported second-quarter profit that topped Wall Street estimates on Wednesday, powered by record inflows and higher fees. The world's largest asset manager posted adjusted earnings of $13.91 per share, beating the average analyst estimate of $12.57 and up 15% from a...
A trading boom lifted second-quarter revenue 31% and pushed adjusted margins to a near five-year high
BlackRock posts record $15.34 trillion AUM in Q2 2026 while its crypto arm shrinks 20% on $3.1 billion outflows.
The headline numbers for BlackRock (BLK) give insight into how the company performed in the quarter ended June 2026, but it may be worthwhile to compare some of its key metrics to Wall Street estimates and the year-ago actuals.
BLK tops Q2 earnings and revenue estimates as AUM climbs 22% y/y on strong net inflows, but rising expenses remain a key challenge.
BlackRock's CEO is championing a plan to redirect $1.5 trillion into the stock market to shore up Social Security, but some of the sharpest retirement researchers in the country say it solves the wrong problem and benefits exactly the wrong person.
BlackRock (NYSE:BLK) executives said the asset manager delivered record second-quarter results and its strongest first half on record, driven by broad-based client inflows, higher markets, acquisitions and continued demand for ETFs, private markets and technology offerings. Chief Financial Officer
BlackRock (NYSE: $BLK), the world’s largest asset manager, has reported that its cryptocurrency assets declin...
BlackRock stocked advanced more than 5% early Wednesday morning after an earnings report that beat Wall Street's expectations.
Trade processor DTCC is launching a trial run with Wall Street firms to convert assets into digital tokens.
The firm pulled in $192 billion in client cash during the quarter, led by inflows into its iShares ETF franchise
BlackRock’s private-debt funds business took in a net $6 billion of new client money in the second quarter. The unit managed $151 billion in assets as of June. Like some of its private-markets peers, the asset manager had imposed limits on how much money individual investors could pull from its largest retail private-credit fund during the last two quarters.