Distributable earnings — or profits available to shareholders — rose 3% to $2.24 billion in the fourth quarter, despite analysts’ predictions of a drop from a year earlier to $1.94 billion. That amounted to $1.75 a share, beating the $1.54 average estimate of analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
Net realizations from investment exits surged 59% in the quarter, the highest level in more than three years, as private ...
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