
Blackstone's total AUM reached $1.35 trillion, driven by $68.3 billion in quarterly inflows. The alternative asset manager's private credit and real estate strategies led the growth.
Blackstone's total assets under management reached $1.35 trillion, the firm said, driven by $68.3 billion in quarterly inflows. The figure marks a new high for the alternative asset manager, which has expanded its footprint across private credit and real estate, with infrastructure also contributing. The firm's perpetual capital base now accounts for a significant portion of total AUM, though the breakdown by segment was not provided. Blackstone has been the largest data center investor, and its private credit arm remains a key growth driver. The inflows come as the firm prepares for its Q2 2026 earnings call, with analysts focusing on fee-related earnings and deployment activity. The firm is scheduled to report full Q2 2026 results later this month.
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