BUZZ-Artisan Partners shares fall as assets under management in September failed to meet expectations
路透社2026/10/12 14:41October 12 - ** Asset management company Artisan Partners (APAM.N) shares fell 4% to $32.14
** APAM released preliminary assets under management data as of September 30 late Friday; this figure was about 80 basis points below TD Cowen’s expectations
** “We expect the stock to underperform or decline on October 12, reflecting higher-than-expected client outflows in September and continued earnings downside pressure,” said TD Cowen analysts
** The firm has lowered its target price from $37 to $33, representing 1.4% downside from the prior close
** Of four brokerages, one rates it “Buy,” two rate it “Hold,” and one rates it “Sell”; the median price target is $34.50—data compiled by LSEG
** As of the last trading day’s close, APAM shares were down 16.8% year-to-date
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