BlackRock's next-generation leadership slate leans toward the Aladdin franchise
The world's largest asset manager is picking operators who can sell the operating system, not just the funds.
Marcus ChenLeadership & Policy Correspondent
Executives collaborating around a conference table
NEW YORK — The world's largest asset manager is picking operators who can sell the operating system, not just the funds.
Two of the three internal candidates most often named by recruiters have Aladdin P&L experience, a sign the board sees software and data as the franchise that outlives a rate cycle.
Marcus Chen
Leadership & Policy Correspondent
Follows Fortune 500 succession, boards, and the labor bargains reshaping corporate America.