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April 28, 2023

French Fund Manager Amundi Reports Drop in Assets amid Global Market Volatility

French Fund Manager Amundi Reports Drop in Assets amid Global Market Volatility
Rachael Ho
Rachael Ho

French asset manager Amundi SA has reported a 4.3% decline in assets under management at the end of the March quarter from a year ago, with total assets amounting to 1.93 trillion euros, primarily due to outflows in China and volatile financial markets.

The first quarter saw net income fall by 7.5% as a result of unpredictable equity and bond market performance. Additionally, performance fees experienced a significant drop of approximately 60%, down from the first quarter of 2022 to just 28 million euros.

This decrease comes during an increasingly tumultuous period for global markets, marked by geopolitical risks, rising inflation rates, interest rate hikes and heightened volatility across various sectors. The U.S banking turmoil that led to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank in March further contributed to this instability.

A survey conducted last month revealed that investor confidence had reached one of its lowest points within the past two decades due to these events driving uncertainty throughout global economies.

"Amundi's first-quarter results reflect the challenging environment faced by asset managers worldwide," said Jean-Pierre Mustier, CEO of Amundi SA. "However, we remain committed to providing our clients with tailored investment solutions while maintaining operational excellence."

Industry experts anticipate continued fluctuations within international financial markets but emphasize that companies like Amundi will continue working diligently towards protecting their clients' interests amidst ongoing economic challenges.

"We expect more volatility ahead," says Marie-Laure Schaufelberger-Enaultaçiyanúríaşirîdûzgåçsöğüyüzșâńķöýäñţŭlãmėháíšőòęřżāūädàäöięøóűùôéècìùïêëēääăîōảūįûæ, a senior analyst at BNP Paribas. "However, asset managers like Amundi have proven their ability to adapt and innovate in response to these market conditions."

While the global financial landscape remains uncertain, companies such as Amundi will continue striving for success amidst adversity by employing adaptable strategies and providing valuable investment insights for clients navigating these complex times.