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To own Acadian Asset Management, you need to believe its recent profit rebound and high reported return on equity can translate into durable, cash-backed earnings rather than just accounting strength amplified by leverage. The refinancing in late 2025 fits squarely into that story: retiring the US$275 million 4.800% Senior Notes and replacing them with a US$200 million term loan plus a US$175 million revolver modestly extends maturities and adds flexibility, which may ease near term liquidity concerns but does not, on its own, transform the core risk profile. Key near term catalysts still hinge on whether revenue continues to grow in line with recent quarters and if margins hold up. The main risk remains that debt remains heavy relative to operating cash flow, making any earnings slip more painful.
However, that high return on equity comes with a funding structure investors should look at closely. Acadian Asset Management's shares are on the way up, but could they be overextended? Uncover how much higher they are than fair value.Explore another fair value estimate on Acadian Asset Management - why the stock might be worth less than half the current price!
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