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Alternative Asset Manager Transaction, Advisory, and Other Fees

Alternative asset manager transaction, advisory, and other fees are issuer-classified fees generated by transaction activity, advisory services, and related sources outside base management fees.

By Lee BaileyPublished Sep 24, 2026
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Alternative asset manager transaction, advisory, and other fees are issuer-classified fees generated by transaction activity, advisory services, and related sources outside base management fees.

Blackstone reported $582.8M of these fees on its 2025 total-segment presentation.

The line added about 7% to the management-and-advisory fee stack

Base management fees were $7.549B. Before offsets, adding $582.8M produced about $8.132B of gross fee components, after which $115.6M of management fee offsets brought management and advisory fees, net to about $8.016B.

The $582.8M line is not a pure deal-fee measure. Its mix can vary by segment and period, and transaction activity can also create fee offsets. That makes the reconciliation more useful than interpreting this line as a standalone transaction take rate.

Primary source: Blackstone 2025 10-K.

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