Amundi has marked another milestone year for its exchange-traded fund ( ETF ) franchise in 2025, noting that it has strengthened its position as the top European UCITS ETF provider both in terms of net inflows ( over €46 billion or about US$54 billion ) and assets under management ( €342 billion ).

This growth comes amid a record year for the UCITS ETF market, which recorded over €330 billion of flows in 2025, with total assets under management surpassing €2.5 trillion. 

ETFs have continued to grow by serving as flexible portfolio building blocks that combine long‑term core exposures with tactical tilts, offering liquid, transparent instruments and cost-efficient market access, the asset manager says.

Amundi cites additional drivers, including:

• Broadening adoption across all client segments. Digital and ETF‑based savings and retirement offerings are expanding access to retail investors, while asset owners increasingly rely on ETFs as efficient and liquid instruments to execute allocation shifts and meet investment objectives.
• Expanding product offering to meet evolving investors’ needs. Innovation continues to fuel new ETF launches with granular and thematic exposures,  helping investors respond to new market environments and offering new structures to provide investors specific market access.
• ETFs as solutions and implementation tools. Growing adoption of ETF-based models, partnerships, and white-label offerings support customized portfolio construction and scalable investment solutions across client segments.

One-stop solution 

According to Amundi, investors continued to take advantage of its large and diversified product offering, using it as a one-stop solution to adjust portfolio allocations as market conditions evolved.

During the year, the firm expanded its platform to offer 350 ETFs globally. It also launched “ETF-as-a-Service”, a white-label offering that enables clients – notably digital platforms as well as asset and wealth managers –   to design, launch and scale ETFs under their own brand, while leveraging the firm’s infrastructure.

ETFs have proved attractive to clients across all segments – retail investors, digital platforms, wealth managers, institutional investors, and fund managers – for both strategic and tactical allocation. Client diversification has been accelerating, with roughly half of the AUM coming from retail investors in 2025.

Amundi also continued to scale and adapt its UCITS ETF offering in Asia and Latin America to meet local demand. About 30% of net new ETF assets during the past year came from outside Europe.

“Aligned with Amundi’s strategic plan, we are committed to strengthening our position as Europe’s leading ETF issuer, launching new ETFs and continuing to expand our geographical footprint,” says Benoit Sorel, head of ETF and indexing at Amundi. “Leveraging a scalable, efficient platform, we will deliver new solutions that support long-term financial planning, retirement and sustainability objectives."