Abacus Global Management (NASDAQ:ABL) said that it remains well-positioned to benefit from ongoing market volatility, citing structural strengths in its business model and continued demand for alternative investments.
The company, which operates in the alternative asset management sector, said it has seen a rise in origination and investor interest as traditional markets remain turbulent.
In a recent earnings call, Abacus CEO Jay Jackson pointed to two key dynamics supporting the company’s strong position.
First, as uncertainty increases, more individuals are turning to life insurance settlements to access liquidity, an area where Abacus facilitates transactions.
Second, financial advisors are seeking uncorrelated assets for portfolio diversification, driving interest in Abacus’ specialized funds. The firm’s recent acquisition of Carlisle Management Company has broadened its fund offerings, adding GP/LP-style vehicles that have gained traction with advisors.
“This dual advantage—serving both consumers seeking liquidity and investors pursuing uncorrelated assets—creates a resilient, cycle-tested business model,” Abacus said.
Further, the company’s balance sheet remains strong with cash and cash equivalents of $128.8 million and balance sheet policy assets of $371.4 million as of the end of 2024. It also retains flexibility under its existing share repurchase program.