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Assoreti: net inflows +44,5% in February

According to data released by Assoreti, in February net inflows were positive for 3,4 billion - Inflows by the Fideuram group, in first place in the ranking, amounted to 1.827 million in the first two months of the year, of which 1.200 in asset management – ​​Banca Generali and Allianz close the podium.

Assoreti: net inflows +44,5% in February

In February the net collection of the networks of financial advisors authorized for door-to-door selling was positive for 3,4 billion euro, with an increase of 44,5% compared to the month of January. 92,5% of net resources flow into asset management products, for an amount equal to 3,1 billion euro (+73,1%), while the balance of movements in administered products is positive for 256 million euros (-52,3%).

The group Fideuram leads the collection of financial advisor networks in the first two months of the year. To say it are the data released by Absoreti, according to which the total funding of the group, which also includes Sanpaolo Invest Sim and Intesa Sanpaolo Private Banking, amounted to 1.827 million euro in the January and February total, of which 1.200 in managed savings. The Fideuram Group's total funding in February alone was, however, 1.191 million, of which 819 in managed savings.

Following, in the ranking drawn up by Assoreti, there is also General Bank, with inflows since the beginning of the year of 1.128 million euros, of which 850 in managed savings. In February alone, funding amounted to 667 million euro, of which 531.132,7 from managed savings.

In third place the group Allianz Bank, whose inflows since the beginning have been 788 million euro, of which 532 from managed savings. In February alone, the group's result amounted to 513 million. Mediolanum, Finecobank, Azimut and Gruppo Bnp Paribas follow among the major groups in terms of funding.                                                                                                                                                              

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