Invesco Ltd reported a 3.1% month-on-month increase in assets under management (AUM) in January, reaching $1.902 trillion, according to a company press release on Tuesday.
Invesco AUM Rises 3.1% in January
The asset manager attributed the rise to favourable market returns, which contributed $37 billion, alongside foreign exchange movements that added $1.2 billion.
The firm also said it recorded net long-term inflows of $5.1 billion during the month, non-management fee earning net inflows of $2.3 billion, and money market net inflows of $11.3 billion.
The largest gains were seen in Invesco’s exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and index strategies, which grew to $507.3 billion from $484 billion in December.
Fundamental equities also saw a notable increase, rising to $274.4 billion from $266.5 billion the previous month. Meanwhile, global liquidity funds climbed to $200.2 billion, up from $189.4 billion.
Other segments, such as fundamental fixed income and private markets, saw more modest gains, reaching $283 billion and $131.1 billion, respectively. Multi-asset and APAC-managed assets remained relatively stable.
The preliminary average total AUM for the quarter through January stood at $1.873 trillion, with the average active AUM reaching $1.035 trillion. The total AUM now stands at $1.9 trillion.
The January figures mark a continuation of growth for Invesco after ending 2024 with $1.846 trillion in AUM.
