Abacus Global Management (ABL) delivered a standout fourth quarter of 2024, highlighted by robust top-line growth, a reorganized corporate structure, and strategic acquisitions that expanded asset- and life-settlement related capabilities. Q4 revenue rose 40% year over year to $33.2 million, while full-year revenue reached $111.9 million, up 69% from 2023. Crucially, adjusted net income climbed 126% in Q4 to $13.4 million and adjusted EBITDA expanded 51% to $16.6 million, underscoring a shift toward higher-quality, fee-based earnings as the business scales. The company completed Carlisle Management Company (SCA) and FCF Advisors acquisitions, adding approximately $2.6 billion in assets under management (AUM) and broadening international reach and ETF offerings (notably ABLS). In parallel, Abacus raised $181.7 million in equity and secured a new $150 million debt facility, enhancing liquidity and balance-sheet flexibility without a need for further equity raises. Management issued a 2025 outlook targeting adjusted net income of $70 million to $78 million (up 51%–68%), signaling continued profitability expansion alongside aggressive capital deployment. These developments position Abacus to capitalize on growing demand for alternative asset management and lifespan-based financial solutions, though GAAP results remain pressured by non-cash stock-based compensation and ongoing acquisition-related costs. Overall, the combination of organic growth, accretive acquisitions, a strengthening balance sheet, and a disciplined 2025 plan supports a constructive long-term investment thesis, contingent on execution and favorable market conditions in life settlements and related asset classes.