Amundi, Europe’s largest asset manager, announces that a total of 656 financial products, including mutual funds, dedicated funds and mandates, representing €452 billion of assets under management (AuM)[1] are classified under Articles 8 and 9 according to the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR)[2].
As of end of February 2021, 60% of Amundi’s overall European mutual funds’ AuM are already classified under Article 8 or 9[3]. This classification exercise is only a first step as more funds are in filing process to meet articles 8 & 9 criteria.
Amundi announced its ambitious 3-year plan at the end of 2018 to integrate ESG objectives for all of its actively managed open funds, where technically feasible. Today the Group has been able to leverage its organisation and infrastructure to readily comply with the new regulation.
Amundi firmly believes that the new SFDR regulation will accelerate the development of responsible finance in Europe and throughout the world, and help to direct savings towards the goals of a sustainable economy. This regulation will also serve to strengthen Europe’s leadership in sustainable finance and create international standards that can have a lasting impact on the asset management industry worldwide.
- Data as of February 2021, based on all European products of the Amundi group.
- Article 8: product promoting ESG among other characteristics. Article 9: products having a sustainable investment objective.
- 529 products (including active, passive and MMF products), representing €328 billion in assets
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