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Overview

Amundi is a global asset manager serving retail and institutional clients. Its offerings span active and passive investment management, ETFs and index solutions, equities, bonds, multi-asset strategies, and private and alternative assets. The company was founded in France in 2010 through the merger of Crédit Agricole’s and Société Générale’s asset-management businesses.[1][2]

Amundi’s stated purpose is to help clients achieve their financial goals as a trusted partner, acting in clients’ interests and for society. It reported €2,581 billion in assets under management at 30 June 2026. Its 2026 corporate report lists 5,400 employees and operations in 34 countries as of 31 December 2025.[3] [4]

Products & services

Amundi offers active investment strategies in equities, bonds, multi-assets and structured products, as well as ETFs, index solutions, treasury products and private and alternative assets. Its ETF range includes GDP-weighted UCITS equity and global government-bond ETFs, thematic ETFs focused on data centers and memory chips, and an active Euro Credit Investment Grade ETF. Amundi also provides an ETF-as-a-Service white-label offer through which clients can launch branded UCITS ETFs.[6]

Its private-markets and alternatives offerings include real estate, private debt, private equity, infrastructure and hedge funds, accessed through direct investments, funds of funds, manager selection, primary funds, secondaries and co-investments. A named product, the Global Green Bond Initiative Fund, is designed to anchor green-bond issuance financing climate and environmental projects in EU partner countries. Amundi also offers structured treasury solutions that aim to enhance returns while targeting low volatility, daily liquidity and collateralisation.[10]

Services include responsible-investment solutions, strategic and delegated outsourced-CIO services, and investment and wealth-management technology. Amundi’s ALTO suite supports investment and portfolio management, portfolio construction and optimization, digital and hybrid advice, reporting and robo-advisory. In H1 2026, Amundi also reported tokenised USD and EUR share classes of its Amundi Money Market Short Term fund.[14] [6]

Geographic presence

Amundi reported €2,581bn of assets under management at 30 June 2026 and had 5,400 employees across 34 countries at year-end 2025; the sources reviewed did not provide a country or regional employee breakdown.[19][5] Its disclosed 2025 net inflows included €33bn in Asia and €40bn in Northern Europe. These figures are regional flows, not shares of AUM or revenue; a geographic breakdown of revenue or AUM was not identified in the sources reviewed.[20][21]

Amundi describes Asia as a second home market, with a presence there for more than 50 years. It identifies Hong Kong, Shanghai, Singapore and Tokyo as major financial-centre locations, and reports 12 Asian offices and investment teams in nine Asian markets at end-2025; its Asian joint ventures include India, China and South Korea.[22][23] Its H1 2026 consolidation disclosures list entities or branches across European markets and, outside Europe, in the United States, Chile, the UAE, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan and Morocco, among other locations. These disclosures indicate geographic presence but do not quantify the scale of operations in each country.[24] [19]

Business segments

Amundi reports client-based segments rather than revenue by client segment. At 30 June 2026, its four principal client categories were Retail (€890bn of AuM; approximately 34.5% of €2,581bn total), Institutionals (€753bn; 29.2%), Crédit Agricole and Société Générale insurers (€483bn; 18.7%), and Associates (€456bn; 17.7%). Percentages are approximate and calculated from reported AuM; rounding means they do not sum exactly to 100%.[28] The retail business is further described through French and international networks and third-party distributors. Institutional-related categories include institutions and sovereigns, corporates, and employee savings; insurer AuM is shown separately. These further channel and customer breakdowns are reported for year-end 2025.[29]

Amundi also presents an alternative breakdown by management type and product. At 30 June 2026, reported categories included Active management (€1,221bn), ETF and Index solutions (€624bn), Private and alternative assets (€68bn), and Treasury products (€178bn); the company reports total AuM excluding associates of €2,126bn for this view.[4] For revenue contribution, the disclosed H1 2026 adjusted net-revenue breakdown—not a client-segment breakdown—was net management fees €1,619m (approximately 88.2% of €1,835m), performance fees €123m (6.7%), Technology €63m (3.4%), and adjusted net financial income and other net income €30m (1.6%). Percentages are approximate and based on reported amounts.[30] [28]

Company history

Amundi was formed in France in January 2010 by combining the asset-management businesses of Crédit Agricole and Société Générale. It became a publicly listed company in November 2015, when its shares began trading on Euronext Paris.[2][31]

In 2017, Amundi completed its acquisition of Pioneer Investments from UniCredit, expanding its international asset-management business. In 2021, it acquired Lyxor from Société Générale, strengthening its ETF and alternative-investment activities; that year, Valérie Baudson became CEO, succeeding Yves Perrier, who became chairman.[32]

Amundi continued to expand into private markets with the 2024 acquisition of Alpha Associates. In 2025, it completed a strategic partnership with Victory Capital, combining Amundi US with Victory Capital and establishing long-term distribution agreements between the firms.[35][36] [2]

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