Lazard, Inc.
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See all $LAZ insider activity →A partnership led by LAZ Investments acquired downtown Hartford’s 23-story Stilts Building at 20 Church St, ending a foreclosure case dating to 2022. Wells Fargo sued over a $31 million mortgage, later seeking $25.7 million. Purchase price was not disclosed. LAZ will manage operations and plans upgrades to boost leasing.
Lazard Asset Management appointed Chris Bricker as head of corporate development and Theodore “TP” Enders as head of product. Bricker, previously at AllianceBernstein, will lead strategic growth initiatives. Enders, previously at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, will oversee global product strategy and client solutions. Both roles report to Lazard executives.
Lazard (LAZ) reported a 91% year-over-year drop in second-quarter adjusted profit, missing Wall Street expectations of 35 cents per share. The firm said it replaced over 80 managing directors from 2023 to 2025, affecting 40% of roles, and revenue fell 9% to $786 million. Asset management revenue rose 23% to $331 million, with $285 billion in AUM.
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Ownership change and foreclosure resolution should reduce near-term legal/credit overhang and support leasing-focused capex plans.
Leadership changes at Lazard Asset Management could shift product roadmap and corporate development priorities, but the article provides no financial targets or near-term guidance.
Restructuring and a higher tax rate drove a sharp earnings miss, while asset management inflows partially offset weakness.
Earnings show weaker profitability despite strong operating cash flow, likely pressuring near-term sentiment and valuation multiples.
Profitability sharply deteriorated despite modest revenue growth, implying margin pressure and potential earnings-quality concerns.
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A partnership led by LAZ Investments acquired downtown Hartford’s 23-story Stilts Building at 20 Church St, ending a foreclosure case dating to 2022. Wells Fargo sued over a $31 million mortgage, later seeking $25.7 million. Purchase price was not disclosed. LAZ will manage operations and plans upgrades to boost leasing.
4 min readLazard Asset Management appointed Chris Bricker as head of corporate development and Theodore “TP” Enders as head of product. Bricker, previously at AllianceBernstein, will lead strategic growth initiatives. Enders, previously at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, will oversee global product strategy and client solutions. Both roles report to Lazard executives.
2 min readLazard (LAZ) reported a 91% year-over-year drop in second-quarter adjusted profit, missing Wall Street expectations of 35 cents per share. The firm said it replaced over 80 managing directors from 2023 to 2025, affecting 40% of roles, and revenue fell 9% to $786 million. Asset management revenue rose 23% to $331 million, with $285 billion in AUM.
5 min readLazard (LAZ) reported Q2 2026 revenue of $807.7 million, down 1.2% year over year, with gross profit at $245.3 million and operating profit at $37.6 million. Net income attributable to common shareholders fell to $4.8 million, and diluted EPS to $0.03. Operating cash flow was $203.4 million, and cash totaled $1.1 billion.
4 min readLazard, Inc. (LAZ) reported Q2 2026 revenue of $807.7M, up 1% year over year, but profitability fell. Net income attributable to Lazard was $4.8M versus $55.3M a year earlier, and diluted EPS was $0.03 versus $0.52. Adjusted net revenue rose modestly as Asset Management gains offset weaker Financial Advisory fees. Lazard agreed to acquire Campbell Lutyens, with potential earnouts totaling about $660M+, expected to close in 2H 2026.
1 min readLazard Asset Management hired Chris Hogbin’s team, adding TP Enders from Goldman Sachs as head of product and Christopher Bricker from AllianceBernstein to lead corporate development. The moves follow Lazard reporting record client assets and $7.4 billion of first-half inflows, despite a $1.4 billion May withdrawal that cut Lazard shares about 13% on disclosure. Lazard oversees $285 billion.
5 min readLazard Asset Management appointed Chris Bricker as head of corporate development and Theodore “TP” Enders as head of product, according to the firm. The hires are intended to support Lazard’s Lazard 2030 strategy and expand its investment platform. Lazard said its asset management businesses managed about $285 billion as of June 30, 2026.
3 min readLazard Asset Management appointed Chris Bricker as Head of Corporate Development and Theodore P. “TP” Enders as Head of Product, according to a company press release. Bricker joins from AllianceBernstein and Enders from Goldman Sachs Asset Management. The moves support Lazard’s growth strategy, with about $285 billion in client assets as of June 30, 2026. Lazard, Inc. is NYSE:LAZ.
2 min readSimply Wall St reports Lazard (LAZ) expanded its share repurchase authorization and affirmed a quarterly dividend of $0.50 per share. The firm posted Q2 2026 net income of $4.81 million. The article cites a $44.35 share price and a fair value estimate of $48.50, noting buyback and dividend news may have shifted sentiment.
5 min readLazard reported a 91% year-over-year drop in second-quarter adjusted profit and said it cut more than 80 managing director roles as it restructures its financial advisory business. Quarterly revenue fell 9%. It plans to expand U.S. IPO advisory and expects ramp-up through 2027. Asset management revenue rose 23% to $331 million, with $285 billion AUM.
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