Amundi continues to grow. Europe’s leading asset manager recorded net inflows of €15 billion between July and September 2025, bringing the total since the start of the year to €67 billion.
“This third quarter continues the positive momentum that began at the start of the year: our revenues are up 5% and our pre-tax profit is up 4%,” summarized Valérie Baudson, CEO of Amundi, during the earnings presentation.
Asia remains the growth driver
Geographically, Asia stands out as the group’s growth engine, with nearly €29 billion in net inflows over nine months. Local joint ventures contributed €19 billion, while direct distribution posted positive inflows in all countries across the region.
Third-party distribution, meanwhile, posted a notable performance with €21 billion in inflows since January, driven by medium- and long-term products.
ETFs and employee savings up sharply
ETFs remain at the heart of this momentum, with €28 billion in inflows in the third quarter. Amundi is thus consolidating its position as Europe’s leading provider, driven by the success of its flagship product lines and its commitment to innovation.
Another key area of performance: employee savings and retirement plans, which have reached a record €4 billion in inflows since the start of the year, reinforcing Amundi’s leadership position in the French market.
Record assets under management and international expansion
As of the end of September, assets under management reached €2,317 billion, a new all-time high. The group continues to expand its international footprint, notably through a new partnership in South Africa via the Satrix digital platform, and by strengthening existing partnerships such as Crelan in Belgium.
Finally, the Amundi Technology division continues its strong growth: its revenues rose by 48% over nine months, driven by the ramp-up of technology solutions and the integration of aixigo.On November 18, 2025, Amundi will present its new medium-term strategic plan, designed to outline its investment priorities and ambitions in global markets.