● Carlyle reported record fee-relatedEarningsand its highest distributable earnings in four years in its second-quarter 2026 results, beating expectations.
● Citizens reported continued growth in its insuranceBusinessin its second-quarter 2026 results, including higher insurance-in-force and net income.
● Oxbridge Re reported a swing to profit and highlighted strong annualized returns, roughly 29% to 43%, on its SurancePlus tokenized-reinsurance offerings.
● Fair Isaac reported recordRevenueandEarningsgrowth in its fiscal third-quarter 2026 results, driven by its Scores business.
● KREF reported a wider loss in its second-quarter 2026 results, reflecting commercial-real-estateCreditpressures, while maintaining its dividend.
Runway Growth Finance (NASDAQ:RWAY) rose 0.15% to $6.59 at last closing. TheBusiness Development Companythat provides loans to late-stage and growth-oriented companies beat expectations in its latest quarter and maintained its dividend. For investors, the question is whether it can keep growing its portfolio and …
Pagaya Technologies (NASDAQ:PGY) fell 5.50% to $21.98 at last closing, a sharp pullback for a financial-technology company that uses artificial intelligence to facilitate consumer lending and just delivered recordRevenueandEarningswith a surge in profit. For investors, the disconnect between the record results and the decline …
PJT Partners (NYSE:PJT) rose 2.32% to $182.80 at last closing. The advisory-focusedInvestmentbank delivered record quarterly revenue and a strong earnings beat, extending a long track record of growth since its 2015 spin-off. For investors, the combination of record results and a differentiated, advisory-led model …
Ridgepost Capital (NYSE:RPC) fell 0.57% to $8.66 at last closing. The alternative-asset manager formerly known as P10 delivered a quarter in which sales topped estimates and its fee-paying assets grew, results that were well received even as the stock had experienced periods of pressure. …
Blackstone Mortgage Trust (NYSE:BXMT) fell 0.58% to $13.73 at last closing. The commercial real-estate lending company, managed by an affiliate of Blackstone, posted a net loss driven by credit-related items even as it maintained its dividend and continued repositioning its portfolio. For investors, the …