About Blackstone
Blackstone manages alternative investments across several strategies, including real estate, private equity, credit, hedge fund solutions, public debt and equity, multi-asset approaches, and secondary funds of funds. It is known for its scale in property investing, ranging from opportunistic and core-plus real estate to stable income-producing commercial assets and debt tied to commercial real estate, as well as for large buyouts and mid-market acquisitions in private equity.
The firm organizes its work around distinct business lines, each serving different investment needs. Its real estate and private equity teams pursue deals across North America, Europe, and Asia, touching industries such as financial services, healthcare, life sciences, technology, consumer goods, shipping, and energy. Private equity activity includes sizable buyouts, growth equity, distressed situations, and platforms built by combining multiple acquisitions under one management structure, often with a multi-year investment horizon. Its credit arm focuses on loans and securities from non-investment grade issuers spanning the capital structure, while its hedge fund business offers both pooled and customized fund options.
Founded in 1985, Blackstone is headquartered in New York City and maintains offices across Asia, Europe, and North America. Its shares are listed on the NYSE under the ticker BX.