$VCTR

Victory Capital (VCTR) reported Total Assets Under Management of $356.5B, Other Assets of $3.7B, and Total Client Assets of $360.2B as of August 31, 2026. Average AUM for August was $353.2B.

Victory Capital Holdings (VCTR) reported AUM growth to $356.5B, with a 1.78% dividend yield, 28% payout ratio, and 24.7% 3-year dividend growth. GuruFocus values it at $100.72, 10.3% below its $111.06 market price. VCTR has a GF Score of 93, strong institutional interest, and a market cap of $6.83B.

Victory Capital reported assets under management (AUM) of $356.5B as of August 31, 2026, up from $345.1B in July. Client assets increased to $360.2B, with long-term assets at $352.8B. Growth was led by Solutions and Fixed Income. U.S. client assets rose to $294.2B, while non-U.S. assets reached $66.0B.

Victory Capital (VCTR) agreed to acquire First Eagle Investments for $7B, including $4.4B in cash, $2B in stock, and assuming $575M in debt. The combined firm will manage $571B in assets and generate $3.2B in annual revenue. First Eagle will retain its brand and operations. The deal is expected to close by Q1 2027.

Victory Capital Holdings, Inc. (VCTR) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement. Item 1.01. Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement. Merger Agreement On August 25, 2026, Victory Capital Holdings, Inc., a Delaware corporation (the “Company”), Fortify Holdings 1, Inc., a Delaware corporation (“Merger Sub 1”), Fortify Holdings 2, LLC, a Delaware limited liabi

S&P affirmed Victory Capital's BB rating but revised its outlook to stable from positive after the company's $7.0B acquisition of First Eagle Investments. The deal, expected to close with significant debt financing, will increase Victory's AUM to $571B and revenue to over $3B in 2027. S&P expects leverage of 3.0x-4.0x post-acquisition.

Global ETF inflows reached $150 billion in August, nearing a record $1.4 trillion year-to-date. T. Rowe Price acquired F/M Investments, adding fixed income capabilities. Victory Capital acquired First Eagle, creating a $571 billion asset manager. VettaFi acquired RAFI Indexing, expanding smart-beta offerings. Northern Trust rebranded FlexShares ETFs under its main brand. Corgi hired Jeff Weniger as CIO, continuing its thematic ETF expansion.

Victory Capital Holdings (VCTR) agreed to acquire First Eagle Investments for $7b, creating a combined platform with $571b in client assets. VCTR's stock has surged 88.97% year-to-date, but analysts debate its valuation, with a consensus price target of $96.33, suggesting a 26% overvaluation at its last close of $121.13. The company faces risks from fee compression and asset outflows.

Victory Capital agreed to acquire First Eagle Investments for $7B, targeting a 2027 close. The deal aims to increase client assets to $571B and annual revenue to $3.2B, with $280M in annual cost savings and 35% EPS accretion.

Victory Capital (VCTR) stock rose 3.7% to a 52-week high of $119.61 after announcing a $7.0 billion deal to acquire First Eagle Investments, which manages $222 billion in assets. The combined entity will oversee $571 billion in total assets. The acquisition includes $4.4 billion in cash, $2.0 billion in Victory Capital equity, and assumption of $575 million in debt. The broader market had minimal impact on the move.