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22:01
Sep 01
Rob Sharps Chair and CEO, T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. Bloomberg Markets
T. Rowe shift drives long-term growth.
T. Rowe Price is adapting to industry headwinds from active equity outflows and passive share gains by leaning into ETFs, SMAs, trusts, fixed income, retirement date funds and alternatives, including OHA, late-stage venture and the Goldman Sachs partnership. The CEO argues record gross inflows and record AUM plus these growth areas can eventually overcome mutual fund and active equity headwinds, and he pushes back on investor concerns about stock underperformance and fee pressure because alternatives have a richer fee mix, giving him confidence in long-term growth.
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HIGH
22:00
Sep 01
Rob Sharps Chair and CEO, T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. Bloomberg Markets
T. Rowe Price has alternative/ETF growth.
Sharps says T. Rowe Price is operationally ready to launch a trust incorporating private market assets and sees adoption of private market alternatives in defined contribution plans. He argues ETF wrappers are more tax efficient than mutual funds, expects growth from model accounts and SMA tax-loss harvesting, and says alternatives provide a richer fee mix to offset industry fee pressure.
TROW
LOW
21:22
Aug 31
Rob Sharps Chair and CEO, T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. Bloomberg Markets
TROW can grow via diversified vehicles.
T. Rowe Price has record AUM and gross inflows but faces industry-wide active equity outflows and passive growth. Sharps argues the company can overcome this by leaning into ETFs, SMAs, retirement target-date funds, fixed income, and alternatives; alternatives carry a richer fee mix that helps offset fee pressure, and the firm is positioned for long-term growth even if near-term outflows persist.
TROW 1ST
HIGH
05:27
Aug 25
u/Tough_Article_5318 Reddit r/ValueInvesting
TROW's AUM is declining due to a lack of ETF offerings and the broader market shift toward low-cost passive investing. The structural headwind of active management fees (1%+) versus free S&P 500 returns makes their core business model vulnerable. Avoid TROW unless they can successfully pivot into the ETF space to stop AUM bleeding. TROW successfully launches ETFs that capture significant market share and reverse AUM outflows.
TROW 1ST
HIGH
04:06
Aug 14
LiveSquawk Newswire (@LiveSquawk)
T Rowe Price says it will take years to stem outflows according to a Financial Times report.
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23:11
Aug 13
T. Rowe Price 200-week MA discount buy
Buy T. Rowe Price at its 200-weekly moving average, a long-term support level the author frames as a discounted entry into a quality active asset management franchise.
TROW 1ST
MED
12:00
Jul 31
Rob Sharps Chair and CEO, T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. TROW Q2 FY26 call
Management guidance is cautious and negative for H2 2026, citing expected challenges including active equity outflows, absence of large mandates, and an 'air pocket' in target date pipeline.
TROW
HIGH
12:00
Apr 30
Rob Sharps Chair and CEO, T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. TROW Q1 FY26 call
Management expresses a cautiously optimistic tone, highlighting growth initiatives in ETFs, SMAs, alternatives (via OHA), and new partnerships like Goldman Sachs and First Abu Dhabi Bank, while acknowledging ongoing outflows in equity strategies. The outlook hinges on successful execution of these growth drivers.
TROW
HIGH
00:13
Apr 07
Todd Rosenbluth Head of Research, TMX VettaFI CNBC
Todd Rosenbluth highlights PIMCO, DoubleLine, BlackRock, T. Rowe Price, and Fidelity as firms with growing adoption and success in launching active fixed income ETFs, driven by investor demand for active management amid Fed uncertainty. These asset managers are benefiting from strong flows and innovation in the ETF ecosystem, particularly in active fixed income strategies. WATCH because these companies are key players in a trending area of ETF growth, indicating potential opportunities in their product offerings or business segments. Shifts in monetary policy, market risk appetite, or competition could affect demand for active fixed income ETFs.
TROW
00:04
Apr 07
Todd Rosenbluth Head of Research, TMX VettaFI CNBC
Investors are turning to active fixed income managers due to uncertainty about the Federal Reserve's path, and proven asset managers like PIMCO, DoubleLine, BlackRock, T. Rowe Price, and Fidelity are seeing success and growing supply in their active fixed income ETF lineups. This uncertainty drives demand for active management expertise, leading to increased asset flows and product innovation from these established firms. These asset management companies are positioned to benefit from the sustained trend of growth and adoption in the active fixed income ETF segment. A sharp reduction in market uncertainty or a clear, stable Fed policy path could diminish the perceived value of active management.
13:00
Feb 04
Guidance is for moderate expense growth, but the tone on flows is cautious, with equity outflows expected to continue pressuring overall assets.
TROW
HIGH

About TROW Analyst Coverage

Buzzberg tracks TROW (T. Rowe Price) across 6 sources. 5 bullish vs 0 bearish calls from 6 analysts. Sentiment: predominantly bullish (45%). 11 total trade ideas tracked. Past 7 days: 3 bullish. Latest voices: Rob Sharps, u/Tough_Article_5318, LiveSquawk.