AI infrastructure boom could lift Ares revenue via long-term infrastructure deals
Oct 29, 2026, 1:47 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Industry-wide move into AI infrastructure and durable rent streams can expand Ares' addressable market in private credit and infrastructure investments, potentially lifting AUM growth and fee revenue; similar dynamics have historically supported revenue visibility for large alt managers during infrastructure fundups.
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Wall Street's leading alternative asset managers are pursuing AI infrastructure ownership and long-term leases to lock in rent. This trend may boost Ares' growth in private markets, infrastructure lending, and yield-oriented strategies as institutions seek durable income. Expect potential fundraising and new credit products tied to infrastructure and AI-enabled assets in coming quarters.
Alt asset managers bet on AI infrastructure, locking rents with long-term leases.
The trend may expand Ares' private markets and infrastructure lending opportunities.
No numeric data provided; signals broader funding appetite in the AI era.
Watch for new fundraising and product launches in infrastructure/credit tied to AI.
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