Full-Time
Global alternative asset manager and investor
$125k - $175k/yr
New York, NY, USA + 1 more
More locations: New Jersey, USA
In Person
Bachelor's, Master's
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Blackstone manages alternative assets for institutions and individuals, specializing in private equity, real estate, and credit investments. It mobilizes capital through vehicles like BREIT and BCRED and deploys into real estate, loans, and private securities to generate income and growth. The company distinguishes itself by its global scale, broad product suite, and access created through partnerships with financial advisors and wealth managers. Its goal is to build and manage industry-leading businesses and assets to deliver durable, long-term returns for investors.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1985
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Air Canada is selling a 25% stake in its Aeroplan loyalty programme to an investor group led by Blackstone and La Caisse for $2.5 billion, valuing the programme at $10 billion. The airline will retain 75% ownership and full operational control. Air Canada plans to use the proceeds to repay a US$1.2 billion debt maturity and fund share buybacks, including an $800 million substantial issuer bid expected to complete in September. The investor group also includes PSP Investments and British Columbia Investment Management Corporation. Air Canada retains the right to repurchase the investors' stake between the fifth and eighth anniversaries of the transaction. The investment is scheduled to settle on 17 August 2026.
Blackstone and La Caisse are leading a $2.5 billion, 25% minority equity investment in Aeroplan, valuing the program at $10 billion Investor group also includes PSP Investments and British Columbia...
GeneDx Holdings reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $114.44 million alongside a net loss of $17.74 million. The genetic testing company reaffirmed its full-year 2026 revenue guidance of $475 million to $490 million. GeneDx announced a roughly $5 million private placement at $61 per share, with participation from a Blackstone affiliate. The capital raise aims to support the company's balance sheet as it absorbs higher losses whilst pursuing growth in test volumes and payer coverage. The company presented at Canaccord Genuity's 46th Annual Growth Conference in Boston. GeneDx's results highlight a business expanding revenue and test volumes whilst managing increased spending and funding requirements through new equity, which could dilute existing shareholders.
Blackstone has announced participation in a $16 billion lease-and-leaseback joint venture with Kuwait Oil Company, alongside Brookfield and KKR, covering Kuwait's entire domestic and export pipeline network. The consortium will operate the infrastructure under a long-term arrangement. Separately, Blackstone's private credit division is reportedly in discussions to acquire HSBC's A$30 billion Australian loan portfolio. The firm also participated in a $2 billion funding round for AI data centre company Firmus. These transactions reflect Blackstone's strategy of combining energy infrastructure investments with private credit expansion and AI-related data centre financing. The moves demonstrate deployment of capital into fee-generating, long-duration assets. Analysts project Blackstone could reach $22.5 billion in revenue by 2029, requiring 16.1% annual growth from current levels.
CoreWeave secured a $650 million credit facility in March 2024 to expand its data centre footprint and purchase advanced Nvidia hardware. JPMorgan Chase led the financing, with participation from Blackstone and Magnetar Capital. The GPU-accelerated cloud infrastructure provider plans to use the non-dilutive capital to deploy high-density computing clusters across the United States. The funding allows CoreWeave to acquire expensive Nvidia GPUs without diluting existing shareholders' equity. This facility follows a $2.3 billion debt financing round CoreWeave closed in mid-2023, which used its Nvidia hardware fleet as collateral. The company plans to open multiple new data centres by the end of 2024 to meet growing enterprise demand for generative AI and machine learning compute power.