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Matt Brown, Founder, Chairman, and CEO of CAIS, discussed the company's recent $170 million Series D funding round led by Vista and supported by Allianz Bernstein, Blue Owl, and Carlyle, which values the alternative asset investment platform at over $2 billion more than double its previous valuation. Brown highlighted CAIS's 37% organic growth and explained that the new capital will be used to pursue strategic mergers and acquisitions in response to ongoing fintech industry consolidation, enhance AI capabilities to improve the platform's user experience for advisers and asset managers, and provide liquidity to long-term shareholders through an institutional tender offer facilitated by Nasdaq Private Markets. He speaks with Romaine Bostick on "The Close."

Andrew Bialecki, CEO of Klaviyo, discussed the company's recent financial performance and growth strategy following a quarter with 26% revenue growth, reaching an almost $1.5 billion run rate. Despite a sequential slowdown from previous higher growth rates, Bialecki emphasized the company's durable growth driven by a broad customer base of over 205,000 businesses, including new large clients such as Warner Music Group and the San Francisco 49ers. He speaks with Romaine Bostick on "The Close."

GoodRx CEO Wendy Barnes says strategic partnerships are helping drive strong earnings, even as its legacy prescription business is shrinking. She speaks on "Bloomberg The Close."

Comprehensive cross-platform coverage of the U.S. market close on Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, and YouTube with Romaine Bostick, Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec.

Hackers launched a wave of sophisticated attacks on Wall Street firms in recent days, according to people familiar. Hedge funds have been the main target. Mandeep Singh of Bloomberg Intelligence takes a closer look at what companies are doing to try and protect themselves and how stocks could be impacted.

Dan Katz, first deputy managing director at the International Monetary Fund, discusses what steps the Bank of Japan should take to aid the country's currency and assesses the nation's path forward for monetary policy. He speaks with Bloomberg Television's Jennifer Zabasajja from Cape Town, South Africa.

Elf Beauty Chief Executive Officer Tarang Amin says the company is excited about expanding into hair care products. It launched a new partnership with Target in June. Amin talks about that and the latest earnings report on "Bloomberg The Close."

Viktor Hjort, global head of credit strategy & desks analysts at BNP Paribas, joins Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Real Yield." They discuss how sectors outside of big tech have been selling debt at a slower pace.

Oksana Aronov, head of market strategy, alternative fixed income, JPMorgan Asset Management, joins Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Real Yield." They discuss the potential for rate hikes if inflation continues as well as how TBill issuance is impacting market volatility.

Senate Republicans are juggling demands around a stopgap funding bill, the president's nominees, Russia sanctions, college sports, cryptocurrency, and a party-line budget bill all with their eyes on the exits as the scheduled recess looms. Patrick McHenry, Former Republican Congressman from North Carolina, Former House Financial Services Committee Chairman and Bloomberg Contributor join Balance of Power to discuss.

President Donald Trump defended Pete Hegseth after a report about a disagreement over dwindling US weapons stockpiles raised questions about the Pentagon chief's future in the administration.  "I am extremely happy with the job that Pete Hegseth is doing," Trump said in a social media post Thursday. "Everything has been extraordinary, including our attack on Venezuela" and likewise in Iran, "where the country has been decimated." Richard Haass, Council on Foreign Relations President Emeritus joins Balance of Power to discuss.

Bloomberg's Liam Knox joins Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Real Yield." Thousands of faculty members are urging the UC system to reconsider its test-free admissions policy. They argue that more students are arriving underprepared for college-level work since the system stopped considering SAT and ACT scores in 2020.