CEO Michael Arougheti joined Bloomberg TV to discuss Ares’ ongoing investment in teams in local markets. More below on how our employee-base supports our differentiated approach to doing business. Visit the Ares Careers page for more on available roles: https://lnkd.in/eN-GmZaq
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Ares Management Corporation (NYSE: ARES) is a leading global alternative investment manager offering clients complementary primary and secondary investment solutions across the credit, private equity, real estate and infrastructure asset classes. We seek to provide flexible capital to support businesses and create value for our stakeholders and within our communities. By collaborating across our investment groups, we aim to generate consistent and attractive investment returns throughout market cycles. As of March 31, 2024, Ares Management Corporation's global platform had approximately $428 billion of assets under management with approximately 2,900 employees operating across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and the Middle East.
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- Private Equity, Credit, Real Estate, Strategic Initiatives, Alternative Asset Management, Financial Services, Investment Management, and Direct Lending
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Our latest Global Credit Monitor, penned by co-authors Peter Graf, Jennifer Kozicki, Boris Okuliar and Ruben Valverde, CFA, is now live. Read more for our quarterly macro market analysis across key regions: https://lnkd.in/eC5FEAWa
The march is on: Canada, the European Central Bank, Sweden and Switzerland (2x) have all cut base rates, with more cuts expected before year-end. Still, we believe this is unlikely to mark the true ‘beginning of the end’ for high base rates. Inflation remains sticky as borrowers continue to face headwinds. Add to that, the U.S. Federal Reserve is unlikely to cut aggressively, which will make it harder for other countries to cut repeatedly given the U.S. economy’s anchoring effect on global markets. “Slightly less high for longer” seems to be the view for now…unless something breaks. Election results are rolling through globally, including plenty of surprises across the European Union, France, India, Mexico and others. The general trend toward more nationalistic policies—including in-sourcing, lower immigration and tariffs—is unlikely to help bring down inflation in the medium-term. Nonetheless, global equity markets have largely brushed them off and hit a number of record highs in recent weeks. At the same time, M&A activity is finally picking up after the quietest period in a decade. As we’ve seen previously, the U.S. and E.U. have led the rest of the world in the pick-up in activity, and Asia is beginning to follow suit. In recent months there has been much debate on: (i) relative value across geographies and asset classes; (ii) the impact of high base rates on yields; and (iii) the compression in the spread of floating rate debt instruments globally. How does the impact of these factors differ from previous cycles? Based on the CS Leverage Loan Index over the last 30 years, the market is clearly suffering from recency bias… ** Along with co-authors Jennifer Kozicki, Boris Okuliar & Ruben Valverde, CFA, pleased to share the latest quarterly Ares Global Credit Monitor including analysis on key trends & updates across the U.S., E.U. and Asia. Full update & charts are here: https://lnkd.in/g8KEeZ2t ** In the APAC region, Japan, India and Australia / New Zealand saw outsized activity for the quarter. Japan continues its recent surge in M&A, in particular for sponsor-backed opportunities, but those volumes are still largely funded by traditional bank lenders. Notably, given the increase in size of the deals, the large banks are reaching concentration limits. This is allowing other credit providers to get in on the action – a view that was recently supported by the Japanese Ministry of Finance. In India, despite a surprising election outcome, equity and debt markets set new records. A strong outlook for credit activity is expected in the second half of the year, including more sponsor exits and buyouts. Australia has seen a pick-up in activity in both M&A and refinancings in the last couple of months after a quieter start to the year, but inflation is sticky, creating a risk of… Ares Management Corporation #investing #markets #leveragedfinance #privatecredit #directlending
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Kipp deVeer, Head of Credit, sat down with Bloomberg TV’s Romaine Bostick, CFA and Carol Massar to offer insights into the current state of the global economy and to reflect on Ares’ approach . More from their conversation at the Milken Institute Global Conference 2024 below. #PrivateCredit #MIGlobal
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Ares CEO Michael Arougheti, Head of Credit Kipp deVeer and Co-Head of Credit Mitchell Goldstein recently spent time with Aspida employees at their Town Hall in Durham. Learn more about Ares Insurance Solutions here: https://lnkd.in/epvrYqDP
We were thrilled to host Michael Arougheti, Kipp deVeer, and Mitch Goldstein of Ares Management Corporation at our Durham office for a special Town Hall last week. Employees got to ask important questions about Aspida's trajectory as a company and the industry at large. A big thank you to these three powerhouses for investing their time in our team! #AresManagement #CompanyCulture #LeadershipTalk #Insurance #Annuities #Tech #Fintech #Insurtech
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Last week Ares’ London office held their annual summer party at Lincoln’s Inn. More below from Blair Jacobson, Co-Head of European Credit, who co-hosted the event.
For the last several years, our U.K. team has come together for the annual Ares Summer Party. We pick a new location each year in the London area where we gather to enjoy the evening and reconnect with colleagues. Last week, we hosted 150 teammates at Lincoln’s Inn — a personal favourite London destination that’s even more incredible in person. It was great catching up with everyone who was able to attend! A few photos below.
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“From the manager’s perspective there’s huge benefit to scale.” Ares CEO Michael Arougheti takes Sonali Basak through the math behind his belief that the private markets will continue to consolidate given the value and efficiency that can benefit both managers and investors alike. More below. #privatecredit
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“I don’t think it’s as rates-driven as it is growth-driven.” Ares Head of Private Equity Matt Cwiertnia joins Bloomberg at SuperReturn International to discuss the deal volume in today’s market and the factors that most impact sale price, including rate increases and growth potential. More from Matt below. #PrivateEquity
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Ares announced the next step in its commitment to the Asia platform with the hiring of Masahiko Oshima as Partner and Chairman of Japan. The hiring, coupled with a Japan office opening later in the year, will help further establish Ares’ on-the-ground investment capabilities and suite of solutions in the Japanese market. Welcome Mr. Oshima! Read the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/eUt6ngBc
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Ares Wealth Management Solutions recently hosted an On the Road event in partnership with Forbes/SHOOK Research in Boston. Leaders from across the Ares platform joined panel discussions, guided breakout sessions and connected one-on-one with top financial advisors from the New England region. For more on Ares’ wealth management platform and capabilities, visit www.areswms.com. #PrivateWealth
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Summer internship season continues with Ares welcoming 16 interns to our London office for this year’s U.K. summer programme. Selected from thousands of applications, this intern class represents 10 universities and will be operating across 11 investment teams—each driving projects which tie back to one or more of Ares’ key business areas in the U.K. and Europe. Throughout the internship programme, the interns will participate in ongoing professional and technical trainings, networking sessions and volunteer events. #Internship
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