Net inflows underpin Q1 AuM growth for Man Group.


Man Group posted $3.6bn of net inflows in the first quarter of 2025 on Thursday, bringing total assets under management to $172.6bn as at 31 March, up from $168.6bn at the end of December.

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  • 17 April 2025 15:06:56
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The FTSE 250 company said the increase came despite negative investment performance of $1.1bn during the period.

It said the quarter was marked by continued momentum in long-only strategies, which saw net inflows of $3.6bn and ended the period with assets under management of $72.8bn, up from $67.4bn in the fourth quarter.

Within that, discretionary long-only strategies led growth with $3.2bn of net inflows, while systematic long-only strategies added $0.5bn in net new assets.

Alternative strategies, which include absolute return, total return, and multi-manager solutions, saw more mixed dynamics.

Absolute return strategies experienced $0.4bn of net inflows but suffered $1.5bn of negative investment performance, resulting in assets under management falling to $43.1bn.

Total return strategies were broadly flat, while multi-manager solutions recorded net outflows of $0.5bn.

Overall, alternative assets under management declined from $101.2bn to $99.8bn, largely due to performance losses.

The group’s estimated assets under management as at 14 April stood at $167bn, with annualised run-rate net management fees of $1.02bn.

At 1444 BST, shares in Man Group were down 1.76% at 156.4p.

Reporting by Josh White for Sharecast.com.


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