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To get behind PJT Partners as a shareholder right now, you’d need to believe in the durability of its fee-based advisory model and its ability to seize new pockets of growth such as fund asset-backed securities (ABS), which just reached a record high issuance in early 2025. This news could be a meaningful short-term catalyst, particularly as it highlights increased demand from asset managers and positions PJT as a vital player in fund finance. While earlier analysis put earnings strength and capital returns (like share buybacks and dividends) at the forefront, the spike in ABS activity could bring more near-term deal flow and incremental fee income, potentially shifting both the growth story and risk profile. Still, PJT’s higher valuation compared to peers, and signs of significant insider selling, may moderate the upside if the ABS trend proves short-lived or if broader market enthusiasm fades.
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