BlackRock posted $15.3 trillion in assets under management and $7 billion in revenue for the second quarter of 2026. The numbers, released Tuesday, show the firm's continued scale as the world's largest asset manager.
AUM crosses $15 trillion
The $15.3 trillion figure includes assets from institutional clients, retail investors, and the company's iShares exchange-traded funds. It marks a milestone for BlackRock, which has seen steady growth in recent years.
Revenue hits $7 billion
Revenue of $7 billion for the quarter came from management fees, performance fees, and other services. The figure underscores the firm's ability to generate income from its vast asset base.
The results highlight BlackRock's dominant position in the asset management industry.
