Demand for credit investments drove
Ares raised $92.7 billion in new capital last year, a 25% increase from the prior year, according to a statement announcing quarterly and full-year earnings on Wednesday. Managed assets jumped 16%, with commitments to direct lending and opportunistic credit funds charging the growth.
With the record fundraise, the Los Angeles-based firm is sitting on $133 billion of dry powder, positioning managers to invest opportunistically across different assets, Chief Financial Officer
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