As an asset manager, Blackrock would be a better bet at $798.
Their diversity is a lot better, exposure to real estate is lower to China and they have the same competitive advantages of scale, network, proprietary data, etc. They are the largest, overall with over $10 Tr AUM
Plus, the quality of earnings is better – steady 8% earnings growth in the last 10 years and a decent yield of 2%. Forward earnings forecasts are 11% and revenue growth of 9%, but these are recurring, fee-based.
It quotes 19X earnings, with 11% growth.
The charts below are also quite revealing.