Blackstone

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• neutral fact_claim Unattributed

  in private equity, KKR and Blackstone, I think are sort of versions of this, which said like, we're going to become asset managers.

• neutral fact_claim Unattributed

  current customers include Blackstone which is one of the largest landlords in the world

• bullish assessment Jeff Richards

  I picked up names like CrowdStrike and Splunk and Blackstone and you know companies with big balance sheets that tended to do well in an economic recovery and and I'm bullish on on again

• neutral fact_claim Unattributed

  and then you have these other parties uh with these secondary funds industry ventures blackstone also lexington has a pretty big sleeve in this and the reason they're willing and able to get into these opportunities because they have a really good reputation

• neutral fact_claim David Weisberg

  blackstone's rumored secondaries fund that expected to top its previous fund which was a whopping 23.5 billion dollars

• bullish endorsement Unattributed

  if you look at the most successful asset manager in the world and i would put blackstone at that just incredibly good and best in class in probably three enormous parts of the worldwide economy real estate credit um and private equity you know their long-run track record is that on 200 and some odd billion dollars of private equity and another hundred billion dollars of of um of real estate they've returned 2x so that's what the upper bound is you know doubling people's money and generating 15 t

• bullish endorsement David Sacks

  You see Blackstone making huge investments, real estate companies. Ultimately, I think these are very savvy market players, very deep pocketed companies. And they're doing this because they see an ROI there at the end of the rainbow