The Austrian Financial Market Authority published year-end 2024 statistics showing assets under management of Austrian investment funds rose to a record EUR 230.7bn, up 8.2% year-on-year. The increase was driven mainly by higher fund prices and supported by net inflows of EUR 1.5bn. Net inflows were concentrated in bond funds (EUR 3.1bn) and equity funds (EUR 257m), while real estate funds recorded net outflows of EUR 1.6bn. By investment strategy, mixed funds totalled EUR 105.6bn (+7.8%), bond funds EUR 63.0bn (+7.2%), equity funds EUR 47.0bn (+15%), real estate funds EUR 8.0bn (-17%), short-term bond funds EUR 5.0bn (+17%), private equity funds EUR 1.6bn (+19%) and other funds EUR 0.4bn (+13%). Sustainability-related funds under the EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation accounted for 49.7% of total assets under management, with Article 8 funds at EUR 112.3bn and Article 9 funds at EUR 2.4bn; the market comprised 14 investment fund management companies and 62 alternative investment fund managers overseeing 887 UCITS and 1,212 AIFs, including 695 SFDR-classified sustainability-related funds. The FMA noted that the full report with additional data is available for download from its website.
Austria Financial Market Authority 2025-03-10
Austrian Financial Market Authority reports Austrian investment funds hit record EUR 230.7bn at end-2024, up 8.2%
The Austrian Financial Market Authority reported that assets under management of Austrian investment funds reached a record EUR 230.7 billion at year-end 2024, an 8.2% increase driven by higher fund prices and net inflows of EUR 1.5 billion. Bond and equity funds saw net inflows, while real estate funds experienced outflows. Sustainability-related funds under the EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation accounted for 49.7% of total assets.