European assets under management (AUM) fell by 0.3% for the second consequent month in March 2023 and ended at €11.8 trillion. In the last six months however, AUM has increased by 2.5%.

Investment fund assets in Asia rose to US$4.8 trillion in March 2023. Over the last six months, the Asian funds industry has grown by 8.1%.

Global long-term mutual funds recorded US$20 billion in net new money, led by Local Asia.

ETF net flows worldwide slowed down significantly during February 2023, compared to January 2023.

Investment fund assets in Asia witnessed a declined over the month and stood at US$4.7 trillion in February 2023. Over the last six months, the Asian funds industry has grown by 6.1%.

European assets under management (AUM) fell by 0.3% in February 2023 and capped at €11.9 trillion. In the last six months however, AUM has increased by 4.5%.

Global long-term mutual funds started the year with US$105 billion in net new money.

Global ETFs recorded $64 billion in net flows during January 2023, with bond ETFs leading with $34 billion in net new money.

European AUM rose by 4.0% in January 2023, capping at €11.9 trillion.

Investment fund assets in Asia rose to $4.9 trillion in January 2023, having grown by 2.2% over the past six months.

European AUM grew by 2.95% in November, closing at €11.8 trillion.

Investment fund assets in Asia rose to US$4.6 trillion, largely on the back of rising asset prices. Net sales remained muted at US$17.3 billion.

Asian assets under management (AUM) declined to US$4.4 trillion, a fall of US$382.6 billion from the previous month.

With negatively performing markets and outflows the European asset management industry declined by €769.3 billion in September.

ETF net flows worldwide suffered US$1 billion in net redemptions during September 2022, compared to US$50 billion in net deposits in August 2022.

Global long-term mutual funds suffered US$248 billion in net redemptions during the month of September.

Global long-term mutual funds saw US$3.6 billion in net new money during the month of August.

Global ETFs saw US$43 billion in net flows during August 2022, with equity ETFs leading with US$23 billion in net new money.

With negatively performing markets and outflows the European asset management industry declined by €291.4 billion, or 2.4% as of August 2022, to €12.0 trillion in assets.

Asian assets under management (AUM) declined to US$4.7 trillion, a fall of US$97.5 billion from the previous month; regional assets under management have fallen by 8.2% in the last six months.