BlackRock's Fink signals post-crisis acquisition interest
‘World will get through this’
Larry Fink: "The world will get through this crisis. The economy will recover."
Larry Fink, the chief executive of BlackRock, has said the world’s largest asset manager could return to striking acquisition deals amid market upheaval caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the FT has reported.
Fink, 67, said in a shareholder update on Monday (30 March) that the company's "work is not done" and its growth would be driven by building on BlackRock's alternative investment management business in...
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