NASDAQ: TROW
T. Rowe Price Group is a global asset management firm with $1.86 trillion in client assets at September 30, 2026, about two-thirds of which are retirement-related.
- **Revenue model:** The firm earns investment advisory fees across equity, fixed income (including money market), multi-asset and alternatives strategies. It also earns performance-based fees, capital allocation-based income from carried interest in affiliated private investment funds, and administrative, distribution and servicing fees.
- **Products and channels:** It offers U.S. mutual funds, collective investment trusts, ETFs, separately managed accounts and model portfolios, delivered directly and through third-party intermediaries.
- **Alternatives:** The alternatives platform covers private credit, leveraged loans, structured products, private equity and venture strategies, including a recently launched late-stage venture fund.
- **Retirement administration:** The firm provides participant accounting and plan administration for retirement plans, with $346 billion in assets under administration.
- **Multi-asset advisory:** Its multi-asset division provides advisory solutions on $31.4 billion of assets.
- **Client base:** Investors domiciled outside the U.S. account for 9.3% of AUM. Updated
Clients pulled a net $28.3 billion out in the quarter, yet market appreciation lifted average assets under management 9.5% and both EPS and revenue beat expectations. The effective fee rate slipped to 37.8 basis points from 39.1 a year ago, so growth in assets is buying less revenue per dollar.
Gilead is sending shareholders about $1.02 billion in cash, 82 cents a share, landing September 29 and dwarfing every other payment today. Xcel Energy, Ares Capital, T. Rowe Price and Valley National Bancorp round out the biggest checks.
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T. Rowe Price Group is a global asset management firm with $1.86 trillion in client assets at September 30, 2026, about two-thirds of which are retirement-related. - **Revenue model:** The firm earns investment advisory fees across equity, fixed income (including money market), multi-asset and alternatives strategies.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for TROW is $115.10, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $105.38. TROW price prediction →
