BlackRock Sets $400bn Fundraising Target to Take on Private Capital Giants

BlackRock sets $400bn fundraising target to take on private capital giants

Asset manager unveils ambitious goal as part of plan to double market capitalisation by 2030

BlackRock Targets $400 Billion Private-Market Fundraise by 2030

BlackRock Inc., the world’s largest asset manager, boosted its annual revenue target for 2030 and said it’s aiming for $400 billion in private-markets fundraising by then.

BlackRock Accelerates Its Expansion in Private Markets and Crypto with Record Targets for 2030 - The Cryptocurrency Post

TL;DR BlackRock projects over $35,000 million in revenue and $15,000 million in operating profit by 2030, with a market capitalization of $280,000 million. It expects to raise $400,000 million in private markets and generate an extra $1,000 million in revenue if its clients increase their allocation to private assets by just 5%. IBIT, its bitcoin fund, has surpassed $70,000 million, and BUIDL now controls 40% of the U.S. tokenized bond market. …

Larry Fink to Remain as BlackRock CEO - Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies Tabloid

Larry Fink reaffirms commitment to continue leading BlackRock amidst leadership transitions. The post Larry Fink to Remain as BlackRock CEO appeared first on Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies Tabloid.

BlackRock Aims to Double Operating Income, Market Cap by 2030 - Markets Media

BlackRock is focussing on growth in higher multiple, less market sensitive products which include private markets, technology, exchange-traded funds and whole portfolio solutions. Larry Fink, BlackRock Larry Fink, chairman and chief executive of BlackRock, spoke at the investor day in New York on 12 June 2025. He said the 2030 ambition for the firm is to drive more than $35bn in revenues, $15bn in operating income and to double market cap to $28…

BlackRock plans to raise $400Bn and double valuation to $280Bn by 2030 - The Tech Portal

BlackRock has announced plans to raise $400 billion for private market investments by 2030. This is part of a long-term strategy to grow its presence in areas like private credit, infrastructure, real estate, and other non-public investments. The firm currently manages about $11.6 trillion in total assets. Additionally, by investing more in private markets, the company hopes to increase its annual revenue to over $35 billion by 2030. For compari…