IPE institutional market survey: Global equities managers 2025
European institutional investors hold just shy of €2trn in global equities, up from €1trn in 2022. The assets held in global equities by European institutions have nearly doubled, no doubt thanks to the meteoric rise of equity valuations in the post-COVID years.
European pension funds hold just under half of the overall figure – that is almost €800bn of equity assets. The leading manager of global equities on behalf of European institutional investors is Amundi, with €485bn of assets. Seven out of 10 of the leading managers of global equities on behalf of European institutional investors are European businesses. At global level, State Street tops the ranking, with almost €2.9trn of AUM managed on behalf of global investors.
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