NYU
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- https://www.nyu.edu
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- https://nyu.edu
Brand Guidelines
2010
Brand Summary
Mission
- To unify New York University under a shared logo and visual identity, leveraging its strong reputation and history to communicate clearly and build recognition globally [^1].
Core Values
- unity
- clarity
- professionalism
- global recognition
- simplicity
Target Audience
- Prospective and current students, alumni, faculty, staff, and global audiences seeking a clear, recognizable connection to New York University [^2].
Personality Traits
- professional
- modern
- minimalistic
- organized
Visual Identity Overview
- The visual identity centers on the NYU Violet color (PMS 2597), a consistent logo featuring a torch icon and bold typography, clear space and sizing rules, and a minimalist, clean layout. The logo is used in various formats for different contexts, always maintaining clarity and avoiding unnecessary variations or clutter [^3].
Categories
Logo Usage
- The primary color is NYU Violet (PMS 2597). Ideally, the logo should be reproduced in Violet (PMS 2597). It can also be reproduced in black or reversed out to white from a dark background. NYU Violet PMS: 2597 CMYK: C85, M1OO, YO, KO RGB: R87, G6, B14O HEX: 57O68c
- To maintain full legibility, never reproduce the logo at heights smaller than 0.25 inches tall for print and 30 pixels tall for digital. There is no maximum size limit, but use discretion when sizing the logo. It should never be the most dominant element on the page.
- Allow the logo room to breath and maintain an appropriate amount of clear space around the logo. “X” represents one-half the size of the torch in the box and is used as a measuring tool to help maintain clearance.
- The NYU logo includes the logomark combined with the logotype. Through consistent use, we can create a distinctive visual identity that is easily recognized and that can be protected from impostors or unauthorized uses.
- The logo should not be altered in any way.
- Do not remove the torch from the box.
- Do not remove parts of the logo.
- Do not distort the shape of the logo.
- Do not crop the torch in a different way.
- Do not add additional type to the logo.
- Do not create other logos using the torch.
- Do not color the torch in other colors.
- Do not make the torch transparent.
- Do not use the black logo on an NYU violet background.
- Do not use the NYU violet logo on a black background.
- Do not use the logo over busy backgrounds.
- Do not use the color logo over backgrounds where there is not enough contrast to have the logo stand out.
- Do not make the logo the most dominant image on the page.
- Do not use the logo as a word in a sentence.
- Separate logos for your unit, project, department, institute, or center are unnecessary and add to the complexity and clutter of NYU’s visual landscape. Below are the reasons why NYU does not allow additional or new logos.
- It’s not necessary to use more than one university logo.
- One NYU logo clearly communicates that this is an NYU initiative.
Color Palette
- The primary color is NYU Violet (PMS 2597).
- NYU Violet PMS: 2597 CMYK: C85, M100, Y0, K0 RGB: R87, G6, B140 HEX: 57068c
- Ideally, the logo should be reproduced in Violet (PMS 2597). It can also be reproduced in black or reversed out to white from a dark background.
- Do not use the black logo on an NYU violet background.
- Do not use the NYU violet logo on a black background.
- Do not color the torch in other colors.
- Do not use the color logo over backgrounds where there is not enough contrast to have the logo stand out.
Visual Style
- The primary color is NYU Violet (PMS 2597).
- NYU Violet PMS: 2597 CMYK: C85, M100, Y0, K0 RGB: R87, G6, B140 HEX: 57068c
- Ideally, the logo should be reproduced in Violet (PMS 2597). It can also be reproduced in black or reversed out to white from a dark background.
- To maintain full legibility, never reproduce the logo at heights smaller than 0.25 inches tall for print and 30 pixels tall for digital. There is no maximum size limit, but use discretion when sizing the logo. It should never be the most dominant element on the page.
- Allow the logo room to breath and maintain an appropriate amount of clear space around the logo. “X” represents one-half the size of the torch in the box and is used as a measuring tool to help maintain clearance.
- Do not remove the torch from the box.
- Do not remove parts of the logo.
- Do not distort the shape of the logo.
- Do not crop the torch in a different way.
- Do not add additional type to the logo.
- Do not create other logos using the torch.
- Do not color the torch in other colors.
- Do not make the torch transparent.
- Do not use the black logo on an NYU violet background.
- Do not use the NYU violet logo on a black background.
- Do not use the logo over busy backgrounds.
- Do not use the color logo over backgrounds where there is not enough contrast to have the logo stand out.
- Do not make the logo the most dominant image on the page.
- Do not use the logo as a word in a sentence.
- Separate logos for your unit, project, department, institute, or center are unnecessary and add to the complexity and clutter of NYU’s visual landscape.
- It’s not necessary to use more than one university logo.
- One NYU logo clearly communicates that this is an NYU initiative.
Layout And Composition
- The image should feature a vertical, rectangular infographic with a solid deep purple background that has a subtle diagonal line pattern, giving it a textured appearance. On the left side, large, bold, white numerals are arranged vertically and aligned to the left edge, displaying the following statistics from top to bottom: ‘470,000’, ‘48,000’, ‘9,000’, ‘3,100’, ‘2,500’, ‘130’, ‘18’, ‘11’, and ‘3’. To the right of each number, corresponding white text labels specify categories: ‘ALUMNI’ next to ‘470,000’, ‘STUDENTS’ next to ‘48,000’, ‘EMPLOYEES’ next to ‘9,000’, ‘FULL-TIME FACULTY’ next to ‘3,100’, ‘COURSES OFFERED’ next to ‘2,500’, ‘COUNTRIES REPRESENTED’ next to ‘130’, ‘SCHOOLS’ next to ‘18’, ‘STUDY AWAY SITES’ next to ‘11’, and ‘DEGREE-GRANTING CAMPUSES’ next to ‘3’. The labels are in a smaller, light gray font, positioned horizontally adjacent to their respective numbers, evenly spaced, and aligned to the left, creating a clean and organized visual hierarchy. The overall layout emphasizes the large numerical data, with minimalistic design elements and no additional graphics or images.
- The image features a predominantly purple background with diagonal lines creating a textured pattern across the entire surface. In the center, there is a large, bold, white numeral ‘1’ with a slightly tilted and irregular shape, giving it a dynamic appearance. Below the number, aligned towards the bottom center of the image, is small white text that reads ‘UNIVERSITY’ in uppercase letters, with a subtitle beneath it stating ‘(Unified under a shared logo)’. The overall design emphasizes the number ‘1’ as the main focal point, with a simple and modern aesthetic, and minimal additional elements beyond the patterned background and text.
- The image depicts seven business cards arranged on a wooden surface with a warm brown tone, with the word ‘Then’ written in white, bold font at the top center. The cards are arranged in an informal cluster, with some overlapping slightly. Six of the cards are from ‘New York University,’ featuring a purple logo, and contain various contact details, names, titles, and addresses, with some cards including the university’s address in white text on a purple background and others with black text on a white background. The seventh card is different, with a simple black logo and the name ‘Samantha Sharples Wertheim,’ with her title ‘Director’ and contact information, also from New York University. The cards vary in layout but mostly follow a professional business card format, with some including icons or logos, and others emphasizing text. The surfaces of the cards appear smooth and glossy, with the text clearly legible. No additional objects or decorations are visible, and the scene is well-lit, with shadows cast subtly on the wooden surface, indicating a diffuse light source from above.
- To maintain full legibility, never reproduce the logo at heights smaller than 0.25 inches tall for print and 30 pixels tall for digital. There is no maximum size limit, but use discretion when sizing the logo. It should never be the most dominant element on the page.
- Allow the logo room to breath and maintain an appropriate amount of clear space around the logo. ‘X’ represents one-half the size of the torch in the box and is used as a measuring tool to help maintain clearance.
2014
Brand Summary
Mission
- To unify New York University under a shared logo and visual identity, leveraging its strong reputation and history to communicate clearly and build recognition globally [^1].
Core Values
- unity
- clarity
- professionalism
- global recognition
- simplicity
Target Audience
- Prospective and current students, alumni, faculty, staff, and global audiences seeking a clear, recognizable connection to New York University [^2].
Personality Traits
- professional
- modern
- minimalistic
- organized
Visual Identity Overview
- The visual identity centers on the NYU Violet color (PMS 2597), a consistent logo featuring a torch icon and bold typography, clear space and sizing rules, and a minimalist, clean layout. The logo is used in various formats for different contexts, always maintaining clarity and avoiding unnecessary variations or clutter [^3].
Categories
Logo Usage
- The primary color is NYU Violet (PMS 2597). Ideally, the logo should be reproduced in Violet (PMS 2597). It can also be reproduced in black or reversed out to white from a dark background. NYU Violet PMS: 2597 CMYK: C85, M1OO, YO, KO RGB: R87, G6, B14O HEX: 57O68c
- To maintain full legibility, never reproduce the logo at heights smaller than 0.25 inches tall for print and 30 pixels tall for digital. There is no maximum size limit, but use discretion when sizing the logo. It should never be the most dominant element on the page.
- Allow the logo room to breath and maintain an appropriate amount of clear space around the logo. “X” represents one-half the size of the torch in the box and is used as a measuring tool to help maintain clearance.
- The NYU logo includes the logomark combined with the logotype. Through consistent use, we can create a distinctive visual identity that is easily recognized and that can be protected from impostors or unauthorized uses.
- The logo should not be altered in any way.
- Do not remove the torch from the box.
- Do not remove parts of the logo.
- Do not distort the shape of the logo.
- Do not crop the torch in a different way.
- Do not add additional type to the logo.
- Do not create other logos using the torch.
- Do not color the torch in other colors.
- Do not make the torch transparent.
- Do not use the black logo on an NYU violet background.
- Do not use the NYU violet logo on a black background.
- Do not use the logo over busy backgrounds.
- Do not use the color logo over backgrounds where there is not enough contrast to have the logo stand out.
- Do not make the logo the most dominant image on the page.
- Do not use the logo as a word in a sentence.
- Separate logos for your unit, project, department, institute, or center are unnecessary and add to the complexity and clutter of NYU’s visual landscape. Below are the reasons why NYU does not allow additional or new logos.
- It’s not necessary to use more than one university logo.
- One NYU logo clearly communicates that this is an NYU initiative.
Color Palette
- The primary color is NYU Violet (PMS 2597).
- NYU Violet PMS: 2597 CMYK: C85, M100, Y0, K0 RGB: R87, G6, B140 HEX: 57068c
- Ideally, the logo should be reproduced in Violet (PMS 2597). It can also be reproduced in black or reversed out to white from a dark background.
- Do not use the black logo on an NYU violet background.
- Do not use the NYU violet logo on a black background.
- Do not color the torch in other colors.
- Do not use the color logo over backgrounds where there is not enough contrast to have the logo stand out.
Visual Style
- The primary color is NYU Violet (PMS 2597).
- NYU Violet PMS: 2597 CMYK: C85, M100, Y0, K0 RGB: R87, G6, B140 HEX: 57068c
- Ideally, the logo should be reproduced in Violet (PMS 2597). It can also be reproduced in black or reversed out to white from a dark background.
- To maintain full legibility, never reproduce the logo at heights smaller than 0.25 inches tall for print and 30 pixels tall for digital. There is no maximum size limit, but use discretion when sizing the logo. It should never be the most dominant element on the page.
- Allow the logo room to breath and maintain an appropriate amount of clear space around the logo. “X” represents one-half the size of the torch in the box and is used as a measuring tool to help maintain clearance.
- Do not remove the torch from the box.
- Do not remove parts of the logo.
- Do not distort the shape of the logo.
- Do not crop the torch in a different way.
- Do not add additional type to the logo.
- Do not create other logos using the torch.
- Do not color the torch in other colors.
- Do not make the torch transparent.
- Do not use the black logo on an NYU violet background.
- Do not use the NYU violet logo on a black background.
- Do not use the logo over busy backgrounds.
- Do not use the color logo over backgrounds where there is not enough contrast to have the logo stand out.
- Do not make the logo the most dominant image on the page.
- Do not use the logo as a word in a sentence.
- Separate logos for your unit, project, department, institute, or center are unnecessary and add to the complexity and clutter of NYU’s visual landscape.
- It’s not necessary to use more than one university logo.
- One NYU logo clearly communicates that this is an NYU initiative.
Layout And Composition
- The image should feature a vertical, rectangular infographic with a solid deep purple background that has a subtle diagonal line pattern, giving it a textured appearance. On the left side, large, bold, white numerals are arranged vertically and aligned to the left edge, displaying the following statistics from top to bottom: ‘470,000’, ‘48,000’, ‘9,000’, ‘3,100’, ‘2,500’, ‘130’, ‘18’, ‘11’, and ‘3’. To the right of each number, corresponding white text labels specify categories: ‘ALUMNI’ next to ‘470,000’, ‘STUDENTS’ next to ‘48,000’, ‘EMPLOYEES’ next to ‘9,000’, ‘FULL-TIME FACULTY’ next to ‘3,100’, ‘COURSES OFFERED’ next to ‘2,500’, ‘COUNTRIES REPRESENTED’ next to ‘130’, ‘SCHOOLS’ next to ‘18’, ‘STUDY AWAY SITES’ next to ‘11’, and ‘DEGREE-GRANTING CAMPUSES’ next to ‘3’. The labels are in a smaller, light gray font, positioned horizontally adjacent to their respective numbers, evenly spaced, and aligned to the left, creating a clean and organized visual hierarchy. The overall layout emphasizes the large numerical data, with minimalistic design elements and no additional graphics or images.
- The image features a predominantly purple background with diagonal lines creating a textured pattern across the entire surface. In the center, there is a large, bold, white numeral ‘1’ with a slightly tilted and irregular shape, giving it a dynamic appearance. Below the number, aligned towards the bottom center of the image, is small white text that reads ‘UNIVERSITY’ in uppercase letters, with a subtitle beneath it stating ‘(Unified under a shared logo)’. The overall design emphasizes the number ‘1’ as the main focal point, with a simple and modern aesthetic, and minimal additional elements beyond the patterned background and text.
- The image depicts seven business cards arranged on a wooden surface with a warm brown tone, with the word ‘Then’ written in white, bold font at the top center. The cards are arranged in an informal cluster, with some overlapping slightly. Six of the cards are from ‘New York University,’ featuring a purple logo, and contain various contact details, names, titles, and addresses, with some cards including the university’s address in white text on a purple background and others with black text on a white background. The seventh card is different, with a simple black logo and the name ‘Samantha Sharples Wertheim,’ with her title ‘Director’ and contact information, also from New York University. The cards vary in layout but mostly follow a professional business card format, with some including icons or logos, and others emphasizing text. The surfaces of the cards appear smooth and glossy, with the text clearly legible. No additional objects or decorations are visible, and the scene is well-lit, with shadows cast subtly on the wooden surface, indicating a diffuse light source from above.
- To maintain full legibility, never reproduce the logo at heights smaller than 0.25 inches tall for print and 30 pixels tall for digital. There is no maximum size limit, but use discretion when sizing the logo. It should never be the most dominant element on the page.
- Allow the logo room to breath and maintain an appropriate amount of clear space around the logo. ‘X’ represents one-half the size of the torch in the box and is used as a measuring tool to help maintain clearance.
Additional Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Wikidata Link | Open Wikidata |
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Headquarters Location | New York City |
| Foundation Date | 1831 |
| Country | United States |
| Viaf Cluster Id | 139712320 |
| Image | NYU07.JPG |
| Topic’S Main Category | Category:New York University |
| Located In The Administrative Territorial Entity | Manhattan, New York City |
| Freebase Id | /m/0bwfn |
| Gnd Id | 1713-9 |
| Library Of Congress Authority Id | n79058487 |
| Libraries Australia Id | 35383350 |
| Bibliothèque Nationale De France Id | 119954121 |
| National Library Of Spain Spmabn Id (Bne V1.0) | XX138969 |
| Inception | 1831 |
| Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System Id | 193900 |
| Founded By | Albert Gallatin |
| Member Of | Association of American Universities (from 1950), ORCID, Inc. (as of 2023-10), Digital Library Federation, (as of 2021), Northeast University Semiconductor Network (from 2023) (+10 more) |
| Child Organization Or Unit | New York University Abu Dhabi, New York University Shanghai, NYU Paris, Center for the United States and the Cold War, New York University, Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy (+7 more) |
| Postal Code | 10012-1091 |
| Museum Of Modern Art Artist Id | 39496 |
| Carnegie Classification Of Institutions Of Higher Education | doctoral universities: very high research activity, majority undergraduate, research doctoral: comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school, four-year, large, primarily residential, four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in (+1 more) |
| New York Times Topic Id | organization/new-york-university |
| Legal Entity Identifier | R2G7YMC4K0KXSX0BGX71 |
| Language Used | English |
| Quora Topic Id | New-York-University-1 |
| Ringgold Id | 5894 |
| Itu/Iso/Iec Object Id | 1.3.6.1.4.1.88 |
| Official Name | New York University |
| Category For Alumni Of Educational Institution | Category:New York University alumni |
| Category Of Associated People | Category:New York University people |
| Snac Ark Id | w6k96xpm |
| Subreddit | nyu (from 2009-11-04) |
| Ark Name Assigning Authority Number | 62624 |
| Coordinate Location | 40.73, -73.995 |
| Commons Gallery | New York University |
| Category For Employees Of The Organization | Category:New York University faculty |
| Encyclopædia Britannica Online Id | topic/New-York-University |
| Open Funder Registry Funder Id | 100006732 |
| Permid | 4295979103 |
| X (Twitter) Username | nyuniversity (as of 2020-02-29, from 2009-04-02) |
| Facebook Username | NYU |
| Youtube Channel Id | UCWbOgmmhIvrmcxKiAF8twPA (as of 2020-12-10, from 2005-09-28) |
| Grid Id | grid.137628.9 |
| Archinform Person/Group Id | 36610 |
| Isni | 0000000419368753 |
| Idref Id | 028038231 |
| Arwu University Id | New-York-University |
| Qs World University Id | new-york-university-nyu |
| Times Higher Education World University Id | new-york-university |
| Google Maps Customer Id | 15722194054860370693 |
| U Multirank University Id | new-york-university |
| Owner Of | Villa La Pietra, Elmer Holmes Bobst Library, University Village, WNYU-FM, Washington Square Village (+1 more) |
| Nl Cr Aut Id | ko2007393118, ko2007393119 |
| Musicbrainz Place Id | f5359659-8cc8-4ea5-a83a-0a997ac5785a |
| Microsoft Academic Id (Discontinued) | 57206974 |
| Street Address | 70 Washington Sq South, New York, NY, 10012-1091 |
| Ror Id | 0190ak572 |
| Littlesis Organization Id | 15003 |
| Count Of Students | 51,848 (as of 2018-11), 57,270 (as of 2021-09-01) |
| Motto Text | Perstare et praestare |
| Social Media Followers | 143,207 (as of 2021-01-07), 50,200 (as of 2021-07-02), 163,964 (as of 2022-02-21), 187,439 (as of 2023-02-05), 74,800 (as of 2023-02-17) (+3 more) |
| Board Member | Marc Bell |
| Arae Id | universidad-de-nueva-york-1831 |
| Share Catalogue Author Id | 735520 |
| Union List Of Artist Names Id | 500312826 |
| Uk Parliament Thesaurus Id | 58543 |
| Zhihu Topic Id | 19692536 |
| Crunchbase Organization Id | new-york-university, nyu-innovation-venture-fund, nyu-entrepreneurial-institute-2 |
| National Library Of Israel J9U Id | 987007265937305171 |
| Endowment | 4,578,665,100 United States dollar (as of 2020-06-30), 5,148,740,532 United States dollar (as of 2022-06-30), 5,574,826,697 United States dollar (as of 2021-06-30) |
| Admission Rate | 0 (as of 2020) |
| Admission Yield Rate | 0 (as of 2020) |
| Openalex Id | I57206974, P4310315946 |
| Indeed Company Id | New-York-University |
| X Topic Id | 1292874781272883200 |
| Position Held By Head Of The Organization | President of New York University |
| Idu Foreign Theatre Id | 1801 |
| Flanders Arts Institute Organisation Id (Former Scheme) | 369379 |
| Hill Museum & Manuscript Library Id | organization/193899777461 |
| Contact Page Url | https://www.nyu.edu/footer/contact-us.html |
| Baidu Tieba Name | 纽约大学 (as of 2023-03-11) |
| Isil | US-NNU |
| Nla Trove People Id | 933193 |
| Banq Authority Id | 0000319693 |
| Bibsys Id | 90321725 |
| National Library Of Ireland Id | vtls000337196 |
| Rero Id (Legacy) | A000191869 |
| Vatican Library Vcba Id | 494/11705 |
| Fast Id | 533139 |
| National Library Of Poland Mms Id | 9810621048405606 |
| National Library Of Latvia Id | 000116876 |
| Nsk (Viaf) Id | 000245785 |
| Nacsis Cat Author Id | DA01984539 |
| National Library Of Lithuania Id | LNB:BGvd;=Bz |
| Nukat Id | n2009060745 |
| Librarything Author Id | newyorkuniversity |
| Academic Calendar Type | semester |
| Tmdb Company Id | 14871 |
| Cinii Research Id | 1140563741556940672 |
| Google Scholar Organization Id | 17630047345716507964 |
| Sevis School Id | 8395 |
| Autonomous System Number | 12, 397066 |
| Described By Source | Collier’s New Encyclopedia, 1921, New International Encyclopedia, The New Student’s Reference Work |
| Dialnet Author Id | 852733 |
| Kunstenpunt Knowledge Graph Id | Q172991 |
| Snarc Id | Q48970 |
| Headquarters Location | New York City |
| Industry | higher education |
| Kisti Id | K000207608 |
| Ranking | 31 (as of 2024), 27 (as of 2020), 27 (as of 2021), 25 (as of 2022), 28 (as of 2023) (+16 more) |
| Funder | Open Society Foundations (as of 2023), Open Society Foundations (as of 2023), Open Society Foundations (as of 2023), Open Society Foundations (as of 2023), Open Society Foundations (as of 2023) (+29 more) |
| Kalliope Verbund (Gnd) Id | 1713-9 |
| Iati Organisation Id | US-EIN-13-5562308 |
| Irs Employer Identification Number | 13-5562308 |
| Digital Scriptorium Catalog Item Id | Q1914 |
| Domain Name | nyu.edu |
| Lemmy Community Id | nyu@lemmy.world |
| Yale Lux Id | place/b0eb910c-1a2c-46ac-b312-c81b70717ff0 |
| Private Enterprise Number | 88 |
| Donations | 1,598,214,637 United States dollar (as of 2023), 1,450,599,040 United States dollar (as of 2022), 701,545,471 United States dollar (as of 2011), 857,257,738 United States dollar (as of 2012), 960,468,399 United States dollar (as of 2013) (+9 more) |
| Scholargps Institution Id | 53086219266988 |
| Athletics Program | NYU Violets |
| The Advocate Tag Id | new-york-university |
| Gnis Feature Id | 958483 |
| 15Min.Lt Theme Id | 24920 |
Revenue History
| Revenue ($) | Year information | Bucket |
|---|---|---|
| $9.64B | as of 2022 | 1B-10B |
| $10.48B | as of 2023 | 10B-50B |
| $3.64B | as of 2011 | 1B-10B |
| $4.02B | as of 2012 | 1B-10B |
| $4.59B | as of 2013 | 1B-10B |
| $5.13B | as of 2014 | 1B-10B |
| $5.33B | as of 2015 | 1B-10B |
| $6.04B | as of 2016 | 1B-10B |
| $6.61B | as of 2017 | 1B-10B |
| $7.29B | as of 2018 | 1B-10B |
| $7.72B | as of 2019 | 1B-10B |
| $8.01B | as of 2020 | 1B-10B |
| $8.92B | as of 2021 | 1B-10B |
| $11.62B | as of 2024 | 10B-50B |
Employees History
| Employees | Year information | Bucket |
|---|---|---|
| 15,286 | - | 10K-50K |
| 17,000 | as of 2025 | 10K-50K |
Total Assets History
| Total Assets ($) | Year information | Bucket |
|---|---|---|
| $17.38B | as of 2020-06-30 | 10B-50B |
| $18.91B | as of 2022 | 10B-50B |
| $19.79B | as of 2023 | 10B-50B |
| $7.73B | as of 2011 | 1B-10B |
| $8.04B | as of 2012 | 1B-10B |
| $8.62B | as of 2013 | 1B-10B |
| $9.30B | as of 2014 | 1B-10B |
| $10.27B | as of 2015 | 10B-50B |
| $11.19B | as of 2016 | 10B-50B |
| $12.45B | as of 2017 | 10B-50B |
| $13.49B | as of 2018 | 10B-50B |
| $14.57B | as of 2019 | 10B-50B |
| $19.31B | as of 2021 | 10B-50B |
| $21.12B | as of 2024 | 10B-50B |