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Mar 31
AMG Q1 2025 Earnings Report
Reported financial and operating results for the first quarter of 2025
Key Takeaways
AMG reported Economic Earnings per share of $5.20 in the first quarter of 2025, reflecting the ongoing evolution of its business and the positive impact of its disciplined capital allocation strategy. The company announced three new partnerships in alternative strategies and repurchased approximately $173 million in common stock.
Reported Economic Earnings per share of $5.20 for the first quarter of 2025.
Announced three new partnerships in alternative strategies: Verition Fund Management, Qualitas Energy, and NorthBridge Partners.
Affiliate Peppertree Capital Management is set to be acquired, marking the culmination of AMG's investment.
Experienced strong net client cash inflows in alternatives of approximately $14 billion.
Repurchased approximately $173 million in common stock during the first quarter.
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Forward Guidance
AMG is well-positioned to execute its strategy across all stages of a market cycle and is confident in its ability to create meaningful incremental shareholder value over time.
Positive Outlook
- Focus on investing in areas of secular demand has enhanced long-term growth prospects.
- Business strength and momentum position the company to capitalize on the current market environment.
- Unique partnership model is highly valued by prospective Affiliates.
- New partnerships enhance exposure to secular growth areas and accelerate the evolution of the business profile.
- Strong capital position and overall financial flexibility support strategy execution.
Challenges Ahead
- Changes in the securities or financial markets or in general economic conditions could negatively impact results.
- Global trade tensions and changes in trade policies may pose risks.
- The availability of equity and debt financing could fluctuate.
- Competition for acquisitions of interests in investment management firms exists.
- Uncertainties relate to the closing of pending investments or transactions and potential changes in their anticipated benefits.