Amundi sets cautious 2028 earnings floor after Unicredit agreement uncertainty
Amundi has unveiled a new 2025-2028 strategic plan built around deliberately conservative “floor” targets, reflecting the uncertainty surrounding the expiry of its Unicredit distribution agreement. The group maintains its growth priorities while assuming neutral markets and margin pressure.
Published on 11/20/2025
at 10:43 pm IST - Modified on 11/20/2025
at 10:02 pm IST
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Amundi features among the world's leading asset management firms. The group performs active management of shares, bonds and yields. It also conducts passive management of indexed funds as well as management of non-liquid assets (property assets and private debts).
At the end of 2025, Amundi had more than EUR 2,380 billion outstandings under management, spread mainly over the following customer types: institutional customers and employee savings schemes (33.5%), partner networks and third-party distributors (29.6%), and insurers (19.1%).
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