US asset management company's big deal — capital concentration signal captured by relational risk Today (2026-03-23) major M&A and investment news from US asset management companies and hedge funds are analyzed from the perspective of relational risk.
Today's key news
BlackRock·EQT·CalPERS consortium acquires AES for $33 billion (ESG Today, 2026.3.2)
2. Sovereign wealth funds bypass private equity funds and double direct deals (ai-cio.com, January 27, 2026)
3. JPMorgan acquires Apple Card from Goldman Sachs (Banking Exchange, 2026.1.14)
4. PE buyout revival of $1 trillion — North American market landscape reorganized (FinancialContent, 2026.3.18)
5. Vanguard vs. Fidelity 2026 — Minimizing ETF market share gap (WSJ, 2026.1.13)
Relational risk perspective analysis
BlackRock-EQT-CalPERS' acquisition of AES, which forms a consortium of public pension funds, private PE, and the GIP division of the world's largest asset management company, shows that the boundaries between public and private capital are blurring.
The shift to direct deals by sovereign wealth funds is a sign that dissatisfaction with the PE fee structure has passed the critical point, and is in the same context as the expansion of direct investment by Korean NPS.
Financial statements are records after the game is over. The real risks are first signaled by changes in executive networks, CB investor behavior, and governance structures. RaymondsRisk·RaymondsIndex tracks the networks of 3,109 Korean listed companies and 49,446 executives in real time.
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