Key Takeaways
- • PitchBook has launched a US Public Alternative Asset Manager Earnings Dashboard for Q3 2026, replacing its quarterly US Public PE and GP Deal Roundup reports.
- • The seven largest publicly traded alternative asset managers, Blackstone, Apollo, KKR, Ares, Carlyle, TPG, and Blue Owl, have amassed nearly $5 trillion in combined AUM.
- • The dashboard compares performance, fundraising, deployment, and exits across these managers to gauge the direction of private equity and private credit.
- • The source notes that these firms' combined scale gives them outsized influence over which assets are acquired and how they are financed.
Summary
PitchBook has published a US Public Alternative Asset Manager Earnings Dashboard covering the third quarter of 2026. The dashboard is designed to place the quarterly results of publicly traded alternative asset managers side by side, comparing performance, fundraising, deployment, and exits. According to PitchBook, the tool replaces the quarterly US Public PE and GP Deal Roundup reports previously published on its PitchBook Research platform.
The analysis focuses on seven of the largest listed alternative asset managers: Blackstone, Apollo, KKR, Ares, Carlyle, TPG, and Blue Owl. PitchBook states that these firms have amassed nearly $5 trillion in combined assets under management. That scale, the publisher argues, gives them outsized influence over how capital moves through private markets, both in the assets that are bought and in the credit that finances those acquisitions.
By tracking these earnings together, the dashboard aims to turn each quarter's results into a read on where private equity and private credit are heading. The source article itself is a summary page and does not disclose specific quarterly figures for individual managers beyond the aggregate AUM cited. Readers seeking detailed Q3 2026 metrics should consult the full dashboard on PitchBook's platform.
The analysis focuses on seven of the largest listed alternative asset managers: Blackstone, Apollo, KKR, Ares, Carlyle, TPG, and Blue Owl. PitchBook states that these firms have amassed nearly $5 trillion in combined assets under management. That scale, the publisher argues, gives them outsized influence over how capital moves through private markets, both in the assets that are bought and in the credit that finances those acquisitions.
By tracking these earnings together, the dashboard aims to turn each quarter's results into a read on where private equity and private credit are heading. The source article itself is a summary page and does not disclose specific quarterly figures for individual managers beyond the aggregate AUM cited. Readers seeking detailed Q3 2026 metrics should consult the full dashboard on PitchBook's platform.
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