Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - Total assets under management increased to 1.54trillionasofMarch31,2024,representinga152.38, up 40% from Q1 2023, driven by higher average AUM and investment advisory revenue [13] - Q1 adjusted net revenues were 1.8billion,anearly14692 million, resulting in a rolling 12-month adjusted operating margin of 36% [23] Business Line Data and Key Metrics Changes - The retirement business is critical, with over 1trillioninidentifiableretirementassets,ofwhich676 billion (65%) are in U.S. defined contribution plans [28] - The target date franchise saw inflows of 6.8billion,offsetbyoutflowsfromothermulti−assetproducts[21]−U.S.equityexperiencednetoutflows,particularlyinlargeandmid−capgrowthstrategies,buttheseoutflowswerelessthanhalfthelevelofthepreviousyear[20]MarketDataandKeyMetricsChanges−Investmentperformancewassolid,with65365 million to shareholders in Q1 2024 through share buybacks and dividends [24] - The company has seen significant year-over-year gross sales improvement with wealth and individual investor clients [18] Q&A Session Summary Question: Retirement channel alternatives - The company is actively researching alternatives for retirement plans, but there are complexities around adding them to 401(k) plans due to daily NAV requirements and fee sensitivity [45][48] Question: Decumulation opportunities - The company believes there will not be a one-size-fits-all solution for retirement income and is focusing on offering a variety of solutions to meet diverse participant needs [52][54] Question: Trends in gross sales and redemptions - Management noted that the outlook for flows has not changed, with higher conviction that outflows will be substantially lower than last year [55][59] Question: Economics of DCIO vs. full-service record-keeping - The company sees strong potential in both segments, with proprietary products making up a significant portion of the retirement services business [68][70] Question: Growth drivers for OHA - Management is optimistic about the growth potential for OHA, particularly in dedicated senior private lending products, despite recent slower growth in fee-based AUM [78][79]