Morningstar, Inc.

MORN

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Identification

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Ticker
MORN
CIK0001289419
SIC6282
SectorFinance, Insurance, And Real Estate
Industry CategoryTrading
Industry GroupSecurity And Commodity Brokers, Dealers, Exchanges & Services

Contact

Address22 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, CHICAGO, IL, 60602
Website morningstar.com
Phone(312) 696-6000
CEOKunal Kapoor
Employees12,200

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Standardized Financials

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Income Statement
Revenue$2.57 billion
Pre-Tax Income$562.80 million
Net Income$421.60 million
Net Income to Common$421.60 million
EPS$10.52
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Balance Sheet
Cash$489.50 million
Assets$3.95 billion
Liabilities$2.92 billion
Common Equity$1.02 billion
Liabilities & Equity$3.95 billion
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Cash Flow Statement
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NOPAT$452.92 million
EBITDA$808.70 million
Price to Earnings$17.41
Price to Book$7.17
ROE31.96%
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Latest News

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Morningstar: Geopolitical Tensions, Inflation Top List of Advisors’ Market Concerns

This year’s survey of advisor sentiment showed less optimism about market conditions and a modest increase in the adoption of alternative investments.

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Advisors Adopt AI Fast, but Still Aren’t Getting Their Time Back, Says 2026 Morningstar Investor Perspectives Advisor Study

CHICAGO, October 05, 2026--Morningstar, Inc. (Nasdaq: MORN), a leading provider of independent investing insights, today released its annual Morningstar Investors Perspectives Advisor study, the third installment in the 2026 Morningstar Investor Perspectives series. Following research on retail investors and asset owners, the study provides new insight into how advisors are responding to AI adoption, rising client expectations, and market uncertainty. The findings reveal a growing paradox: advis

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How Should Retirees Divide a Portfolio Among Stocks, Bonds and Cash?

There are many different approaches and strategies for retirement investing that might appeal to you. But how do you tell if a certain strategy works for your situation? When evaluating different approaches, consider how each strategy is put together and … Continue reading → The post Here's How Much to Keep in Stocks, Bonds and Cash in Retirement appeared first on SmartAsset Blog.

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He Hit $1 Million and Retired at 62. A 4% Draw Gives Him $40,000 a Year, but Claiming Social Security Then Can Cut His Check 30%

Reaching $1 million felt like the finish line, but the order in which he pulls the retirement levers may quietly drain hundreds of thousands of dollars before he ever notices the damage.

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I’m 55 and Ready to Retire: What Happens to My 401(k)?

The retirement journey is a long-term process. You have to save for many years before reaching your retirement goals, but what happens when your portfolio is large enough to retire? A Redditor recently posted in the Financial Planning subreddit about how to adjust a portfolio after retiring. The Redditor is 55 years old and has done a … I’m 55 and Ready to Retire: What Happens to My 401(k)?

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