Victory Capital Holdings IncVictory Capital recorded the biggest sequential AUM gain (1.06%) among the group, supported by growth in Separate Accounts and ETFs.
Aggregate assets under management at ten major US asset managers grew 0.3% month-over-month to $8,280.0 billion in June, even as the S&P 500 fell 1.07% to 7,499.00 points. The year-over-year increase was 15.1%. WisdomTree saw the largest decline among the group, with its month-end AUM dropping 4.28% to $160.9 billion, driven by net outflows in a risk-off macro environment. Victory Capital recorded the biggest sequential gain, with AUM rising 1.06% to $342.5 billion, supported by growth in its Separate Accounts and Other Pooled Vehicles segment and ETFs unit, partially offset by a modest decrease in its Mutual Funds division.
Victory Capital Holdings IncVictory Capital recorded the biggest sequential AUM gain (1.06%) among the group, supported by growth in Separate Accounts and ETFs.
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WisdomTree Inc.WisdomTree saw the largest AUM decline (4.28%) due to net outflows in a risk-off macro environment.
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