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The aggregate AUM of the largest firms has returned to growth for the first time in four years. Total AUM has risen less than 4% from €5.72trn in 2025 to €5.94trn, stemming a decline over the past three years.
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The merged real estate business of AXA IM Alts and BNP Paribas REIM has consolidated operations at La Défense in Paris, forming one of Europe’s largest real assets managers with close to €150bn in real estate under management.
The $2.6trn combined group is positioning itself as a global real estate powerhouse, pairing Nuveen’s dominant Americas platform with Schroders’ established European and hospitality expertise.
Swedish private equity firm EQT is acquiring US real estate manager Stockbridge in a deal that would lift the combined platform to €54bn in AUM and propel EQT into the global top 40 real estate managers
US pension fund also makes a $200m first infrastructure investment with SDC Capital
Partnership launched in March targets major infill markets
Stagnation of AUM growth for the third year is helping to fuel a new wave of consolidation in the real estate investment management industry
Managers are positioning themselves for a recovery, but the next story of growth will be very different to the past. Richard Lowe reports
The AUM growth of the Top 150 has turned negative for the first time in 10 years. Maha Khan Phillips explores what is happening
The AUM of the Top 150 has risen 20%, but the €5.9trn industry must ride out a descent. Richard Lowe reports
Global overview and complete ranking
The Top 150 manage more than €4trn in assets, and the fastest growing sector is logistics. Richard Lowe reports
Investors’ drive to do more with fewer managers is accelerating consolidation as firms scramble to provide everything