Strong Fundraising Momentum
Raised $2.1 billion in 1Q26, keeping the firm on track for its full-year $7.0 billion fundraising guidance with upside potential to exceed the 2025 record of $7.7 billion.
Material Fee‑Earning AUM Growth
Fee-earning AUM reached $45.8 billion, up ~12% sequentially from 4Q25 and 31% year-over-year; pro forma for WP Global Partners AUM is ~$47.5 billion. Acquisitions (Solis and three Brazilian REITs: RBR, Vectis, Genial) added ~ $4.9 billion of fee-earning AUM.
Fee Revenues and FRE Growth
Total fee revenues were ~$92.6 million in 1Q26, up 20% year-over-year; fee-related earnings (FRE) were ~$50.5–51 million, up 19% year-over-year with an FRE margin of 54.6%. Full-year FRE guidance reaffirmed at $225M–$245M (15%–16% growth vs prior year).
Improving Earnings Per Share and Distributable Earnings
Distributable earnings per share were $0.27 in 1Q26, up 14% year-over-year; total distributable earnings were $42.4 million.
Successful Long‑Term Debt Issuance and Strong Balance Sheet Management
Completed $350 million fixed-rate long-term debt issuance (3x oversubscribed) with an average duration of 8.5 years and average coupon ~6.4%; pro forma net debt-to-FRE ratio ~0.8x, consistent with long-term target of ≤1.0x, and proceeds used to retire revolver and fund growth.
Diversification and Durable Fee Base
Over 85% of fee-earning AUM is in vehicles with no or limited redemptions; permanent capital stands at $10.7 billion (~23% of fee-earning AUM). Pending fee-earning AUM rose ~17% to ~$3.3 billion, providing visibility into future management fees.
Strong Investment Performance in Key Strategies
Major strategies continue to outperform: Credit LATAM High Yield (largest strategy, >$5 billion AUM) has generated 11% annualized net returns since inception, outperforming benchmark by ~360 bps; growth equity and venture flagship funds report net IRRs of ~13% and 17% respectively.
Robust Fundraising by Verticals and Platform Expansion
Credit raised >$925 million in the quarter (Solis contributed >$265 million); infrastructure raised >$545 million; GPMS raised ~ $265 million (including $139 million first close for the inaugural co-invest vehicle); SOF V commitments already in excess of $500 million with potential to reach ~$600 million.