Globally ETFs recorded US$20 billion in net flows during April 2022, with bond ETFs leading with US$16 billion in net new money.

The European asset management industry contracted by -€240.3 billion, or -1.9% as of April 2022, to €12.5 trillion in assets, while recording €60.6 billion in net outflows.

Asian assets under management (AUM) fell to US$4.7 trillion, a drop of US-$324.8 billion from the previous month; regional assets under management have fallen by -10.5% in the last six months.

Asian assets under management (AUM) fell to US$5.0 trillion, a drop of US$214.8 billion from the previous month; regional assets under management have fallen by -1.9% in the last six months.

Global long-term mutual funds recorded US$82 billion in net new money during the first month of 2022.

Worldwide ETFs recorded US$76 billion in net flows during January 2022.

Assets Under Management in the Asian fund industry decreased in January 2022 to US$5.1 trillion.

Assets in the European investment fund industry decreased to €12.9 trillion in assets.

Assets Under Management in the Asian fund industry increased in December 2021 to US$5.3 trillion; regional assets under management grew by 7.6% in the last six months.

Global long-term mutual funds recorded US$143 billion in net new money with local Asia experiencing the largest net subscription of any region, with US$75 billion.

ETFs accumulated US$86 billion in December amongst expansion of the stock market resulting in global ETFs garnering a record US$989 billion in net subscriptions for the year.

Assets Under Management in the European fund industry increased in October 2021 to €13 trillion; European AUM has grown by 7% in the last six months to a new record high.

New fund registrations increased to 88 over the course of October, up from 63 during September including 36 open-end mutual funds, 43 ETFs, five closed-end funds, and four interval funds.