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- **Record Financial Performance**: Q3 2025 marks highest fee-related earnings ($1.15/share), operating earnings ($1.55/share), and net income ($1.41/share) in KKR's history.
- **Management Fees Surge**: 19% YoY growth to $1.1 billion, with 16% growth excluding catch-up fees, driven by $43B quarterly fundraising.
- **Insurance Expansion**: Total insurance economics up 16% YoY to $1.4B, with GA's third-party capital deployment (e.g., $6B → $60B AUM) and capital markets fees poised for hundreds of millions in annual contributions.
- **Asia Growth Engine**: AUM in Asia exceeds $80B, with III/IV funds outperforming peers, and focus on Japan, India, and Southeast Asia.
- **2026 Guidance Confidence**: $4.50+ FRE and $7+ ANI achievable via management fee growth, $17B embedded gains, and cost control, despite one-time $0.18 ANI hit from Asia II clawback.
- **Market Differentiation**: KKR's linear deployment and portfolio construction contrast with peers' 2021-2022 over-deployment, with $17B embedded gains and $800M near-term monetization visibility.


**【CEO Summary Section】**
- **Record Q3 Results**: Fee-related earnings of $1.15 per share, total operating earnings of $1.55 per share, and adjusted net income of $1.41 per share, all among the highest in company history.
- **Management Fees Growth**: $1.1 billion in Q3, up 19% YoY, driven by fundraising success across asset classes. Excluding catch-up fees, growth was 16%.
- **Capital Raising Momentum**: Raised $43 billion in Q3, second-highest quarterly total, with $15 billion from Global Atlantic (GA) and $5 billion from private IG ABF mandates.
- **Deployment Activity**: Invested $26 billion, with $17 billion of embedded gains across the firm, up 10% YoY.
- **Asia Expansion**: AUM in Asia exceeds $80 billion, with III and IV funds outperforming peers, and a focus on Japan, India, and Southeast Asia.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- **Fee-Related Earnings**: $1 billion ($1.15 per share), up 16% YoY, with fee-related performance revenue up 30% YoY due to K Infra scaling.
- **Insurance Segment**: Operating earnings of $305 million, with total insurance economics (including GA-related fees) at $1.4 billion YoTD, up 16% YoY.
- **Strategic Holdings**: Operating earnings of $58 million, with net dividends expected to exceed $350 million in 2026.
- **One-Time Charge**: $350 million clawback from Asia II, reducing Q4 ANI by ~$0.18, with no other material clawback risks.
- **2026 Guidance**: Confident in $4.50+ FRE and $7+ ANI, driven by management fee growth, monetization pipeline, and cost control.

**【Q&A Key Highlights】**
- **Insurance ROE Outlook**: Targeting >20% all-in ROE as GA's alts portfolio matures and third-party capital deployment scales (e.g., $6 billion of dry powder → $60+ billion AUM).
- **Capital Markets Expansion**: GA-related fees expected to contribute hundreds of millions annually, with FABN issuance in multiple currencies and ABF mandates growing 30% YoY.
- **Exit Environment**: $17 billion of embedded gains, with $800 million of near-term monetization visibility, supporting 50%+ YoY realized carry growth.
- **Asia Strategy**: III and IV funds outperforming peers, with Japan Post partnership and Ivy vehicles driving AUM growth.
- **Credit Fundamentals**: Private credit default rates normalizing, with KKR's senior secured, low-leverage portfolio well-positioned.
- **Market Dispersion**: KKR's linear deployment and portfolio construction differentiate it from peers with over-deployment in 2021-2022.


KKR & Co. Inc.(KKR)-20251107-2025 Q3 Earnings call transcript

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