Paris-based Edmond de Rothschild Asset Management reported positive net inflows for the fifth consecutive year in 2025.

Edmond de Rothschild Asset Management highlighted strong commercial momentum yesterday, with net inflows globally of €5.4 billion ($6.35 billion) in 2025. This is the fifth consecutive year of positive net inflows, with a cumulative total of €17.5 billion over five years, bringing assets under management to €107 billion, the firm said in a statement.

All geographic regions contributed to growth, particularly France, Italy and Spain. The asset manager focuses on differentiated investment strategies. Two-thirds of flows were into listed assets – equities, bonds, diversified management – and one-third into unlisted assets.

Strategies in listed assets
Edmond de Rothschild AM's international Big Data equity strategy has more than €3.2 billion in assets under management, while the Hybrid Corporate Debt strategy launched three years ago has passed €1 billion in assets under management. The Millesima 2030 maturity bond fund strategy raised more than €660 million last year, bringing the cumulative inflows for the Millesima range to €5 billion since its launch in 2008. The Millesima 2032 fund, which provides exposure to high-yield bonds, has recently been launched, the firm added.

Unlisted assets
This includes a range in private equity, real estate and infrastructure debt. The BRIDGE infrastructure debt platform, launched 10 years ago, attracted strong inflows in 2025, reaching €6.5 billion in assets under management, the asset manager said. Edmond de Rothschild Real Estate Investment Management (REIM) has more than €13 billion in assets under management and saw net inflows of €1 billion in 2025.

Growth outlook for 2026
Edmond de Rothschild AM growth plans for 2026 include additions to its sales teams, particularly in Germany, Belgium, Italy and the Nordic countries. Further development with independent financial advisor (IFA) clients in France will add to the existing team.

Edmond de Rothschild Asset Management manages €2 billion for high net worth clients in equity strategies (Big Data, Global Resilience) and bond strategies (Millesima, Bond Allocation), as well as in unlisted assets.

The firm said that it will be launching new quantitative management strategies in 2026. The new strategy, based on mathematical models, complements its traditional range of active funds. This year, three more recruits will be joining the three-person QUANT team, led by Bruno Taillardat, recruited at the end of 2025, it added.

“With 250 years of family entrepreneurial history behind us, we know that Europe today offers some of the best investment opportunities in the world,” Christophe Caspar, global CEO of Edmond de Rothschild Asset Management, said. “This conviction is reflected in our smaller companies strategy, which is demand by investors, as well as the launch of our Mission Europa fund, exposed to the strengthening of the European Union, and the development of BRIDGE, our infrastructure debt platform with exposure to energy transition in Europe."