Record Fee-Related Earnings
Generated fee-related earnings (FRE) of $105 million in fiscal Q4, up 12% year-over-year; core FRE of $101 million (excluding retroactive fees) was up 28% YoY. FRE margin was 40% for the quarter (core and reported).
Record Fundraising and AUM Additions
Record quarter of nearly $14 billion in capital formation and best fiscal year ever with $38 billion of gross AUM additions over the past 12 months.
Private Wealth Subscription Strength
Private Wealth net subscriptions of $2.3 billion in the quarter with total reductions of approx. $300 million (<2% of NAV); March and April recorded over $800 million in subscriptions each month.
Strong Venture Product Performance and Flows
Spring venture fund attracted $1.2 billion in subscriptions in the quarter and delivered 11% year-to-date performance through April (following 39% in 2025).
Private Debt Institutional Demand
Raised approximately $3 billion of new private debt capital in the quarter across managed accounts and commingled funds, with a balanced mix of structures and strong flows into opportunistic lending, direct lending, Evergreen BDC and credit interval funds.
Material Growth in Fee-Earning and Undeployed Capital
Increased fee-earning assets by nearly $5.5 billion in the quarter and grew Undeployed Fee-Earning Capital (UFC) by $7 billion to roughly $40 billion (highest level ever). Combined feeding assets plus UFC grew to over $184 billion, up $12 billion sequentially and $38 billion year-over-year (21% annual organic growth since fiscal 2021).
Revenue and Margin Expansion
Fee revenues of $260 million in the quarter, up 21% YoY (29% YoY excluding retroactive fees). Full-year core FRE margin of 38%, up more than 600 basis points vs two years ago; quarterly core FRE margin up 280 bps sequentially.
Capital Return and Share Buyback Actions
Board declared a $0.55 per share supplemental dividend (on top of base quarterly dividend $0.28) and full-year dividends of $1.67 per share, up 23% YoY. Announced $100 million repurchase authorization and executed ~$9 million of buybacks (≈200,000 shares at $44.77 average).
Monetization of Data & Technology
Expanded data/tech monetization with partnerships: private market indices with FTSE Russell, private credit benchmarking with Kroll, and a deal-level performance product with PitchBook. Early-stage monetization expected to be modest but accretive to FRE margin (no material incremental expenses).
Disciplined Compensation and Cost Management
Adjusted cash-based compensation $111 million with a cash compensation ratio of 43% (down from ~45% in prior quarters). G&A was $38 million and equity-based compensation expected ~ $6–7 million per quarter in FY27.