US firms invest 14B in EU funds

American companies have experienced a significant increase in their dominance of the European asset management sector, with transaction values surpassing $14 billion since the beginning of the year— the highest level since data recording began in 1995. This comes amid declining revenues for European firms due to the proliferation of low-cost funds and regulatory pressures, along with an increase in mergers and acquisitions aimed at expanding size and gaining greater competitive advantages. Industry experts emphasize that size has become a key factor in the success of asset management firms, with American companies distinguished by their ability to expand thanks to their deep capital markets. American firms now control approximately 47% of European assets, up from 40% five years ago.

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