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2 days agoAmundi records €17.6 billion Q3 net inflows on ETFs and Asia-joint ventures
Europe’s largest asset manager Amundi reported net new money of around €15.1 billion (≈ $17.6 billion) for the third quarter, surpassing analyst expectations of €14.4 billion. The inflows were driven by sustained demand for passive and ETF products, particularly from its Asian joint-venture platforms. The firm emphasised widening its footprint in Asia and diversifying into alternative strategies to lock in revenue streams amid fee pressure in Europe. Management said client appetite remains robust despite macro uncertainties and inflation risks.
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2 days agoAmundi records €17.6 billion Q3 net inflows on ETFs and Asia-joint ventures
Europe’s largest asset manager Amundi reported net new money of around €15.1 billion (≈ $17.6 billion) for the third quarter, surpassing analyst expectations of €14.4 billion. The inflows were driven by sustained demand for passive and ETF products, particularly from its Asian joint-venture platforms. The firm emphasised widening its footprint in Asia and diversifying into alternative strategies to lock in revenue streams amid fee pressure in Europe. Management said client appetite remains robust despite macro uncertainties and inflation risks.
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Amundi records €17.6 billion Q3 net inflows on ETFs and Asia-joint ventures
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Amundi saw stronger-than-expected Q3 inflows of ~€17.6 billion, thanks to ETF demand and Asia JV growth, highlighting strength in passive and alternative strategies despite cost pressures.
Europe’s largest asset manager Amundi reported net new money of around €15.1 billion (≈ $17.6 billion) for the third quarter, surpassing analyst expectations of €14.4 billion. The inflows were driven by sustained demand for passive and ETF products, particularly from its Asian joint-venture platforms. The firm emphasised widening its footprint in Asia and diversifying into alternative strategies to lock in revenue streams amid fee pressure in Europe. Management said client appetite remains robust despite macro uncertainties and inflation risks.
Europe’s largest asset manager Amundi reported net new money of around €15.1 billion (≈ $17.6 billion) for the third quarter, surpassing analyst expectations of €14.4 billion. The inflows were driven by sustained demand for passive and ETF products, particularly from its Asian joint-venture platforms. The firm emphasised widening its footprint in Asia and diversifying into alternative strategies to lock in revenue streams amid fee pressure in Europe. Management said client appetite remains robust despite macro uncertainties and inflation risks.
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Oct 28, 2025 • 13:53 IST