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This document dated January 28, 2014, analyzes alternative asset managers and their revenue models compared to traditional asset managers. It discusses fee-based revenue structures and assets under management (AuM), and identifies leaders in private equity, credit, and real estate sectors, naming OAK as the largest in credit, BX as the largest in real estate, and APO as another significant player. The document compares revenue participation models between alternative and traditional asset managers.

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28 January 2014 Brokers, **Asset** Managers & Exchanges Alternative **Asset** Manager Initiation / Fee-based revenue, mostly as a portion of fee-based assets under
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Hence vs. a traditional **asset** manager, the Alts get a better revenue participation of their investment returns vs. just fees on AuM.
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leaders in private equity from AuM perspective, OAK the largest in credit, followed closely by BX and APO, and BX by far the largest in real estate - an **asset**

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