European ETFs hit record $2trn AUM in Q2 2024

Invesco's European Demand Monitor

Sorin Dojan
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European ETF assets under management breached the $2trn barrier for the first time in the second quarter of 2024.

According to data from Invesco's latest European Demand Monitor, European equities saw a $4.9bn rise in net new assets (NNA) in Q2, marking a four-fold increase in flows compared to the previous quarter. This brought the total amount of inflows to $6.1bn since the beginning of the year. Deep Dive: A 'new world order' will lead to bifurcated blocs and more US-China protectionism In total, European ETFs raised $59bn in the second quarter, marking an 88% increase from the same quarter in 2023. Overall, total equity AUM ended the quarter at $1.45trn on the back of strong inflows and...

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