Candriam’s assets under management have risen to €163bn from €155bn at the end of 2024, the firm has reported.
The rise stemmed from a combination of net inflows and favourable market conditions.
Net sales reached €6bn. Sustainability-related assets grew to €122bn from €116bn, representing approximately 75% of the total.
Fixed income strategies were the main inflow drivers, accounting for around €4.8bn of net sales. The firm also saw continued demand for absolute return and multi-asset products.
Two new funds also contributed. The firm launched the European Autonomy strategy at the end of 2025, and a European Long-Term Investment Fund (ELTIF) focused on private credit.
Chief executive Vincent Hamelink said: “In an increasingly complex market environment, 2025 was another year of solid progress for Candriam.
“We have further strengthened our investment capabilities, expanded our partnerships, and developed innovative investment solutions for our clients.
“Our active and responsible investment approach, supported by broad expertise across asset classes, continues to resonate strongly with investors.
“Looking ahead, our focus remains on delivering strong investment outcomes for our clients while further enhancing our capabilities and supporting the long-term growth of our firm.”
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