IPE institutional market survey: Managers of Dutch institutional assets 2025
The assets managed on behalf of Dutch institutional investors have grown for three consecutive years, approaching the highs of 2022. APG, the managers of the government employees’ pension fund ABP, tops the AUM ranking.
The next three managers – PGGM, BlackRock and Achmea –are converging around the €250bn mark. BlackRock and Achmea reported significant AUM growth. The US company saw its Dutch assets jump nearly 30%, while Achmea’s assets grew by an impressive 45%, both thanks to large mandate wins. Blackrock became fiduciary manager for the pension fund of Shell, and Achemea acquired the asset management arm of the BlueSkyGroup, manager of the pension funds of airline KLM.
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