The Italian industry of managed savings has collected a February 20 billion euros, more than doubled compared to 9,1 billion in January. Over 14 billion were catalysed by funds. This is what emerges from the preliminary data published today by Assogestioni, the Italian industry association.
After a 2014 archived with incoming flows exceeding 130 billion, balance sheet for the first two months is more than 29 billion in funding, with managed assets amounting to 1.675.092 million euro. At the top of the funding rankings, with subscriptions of 6,46 billion, the Intesa SanPaolo group, where Eurizon Capital takes the lion's share with around 5,3 billion.
Among the funds, i flexible (about 5,5 billion) and the bonds (4,3 billion), but also the equity see inflows rise to 2,3 billion. THE balanced amount to 2,1 billion. The breakdown by domicile sees Italian funds subscribed for 2,9 billion, foreign ones for 11,2 billion. As regards mandates, which continue to represent more than half of the assets, inflows amounted to around 5,9 billion.
Tomorrow, with a speech by Treasury Minister Pier Carlo Padoan, the three-day event opens Savings Hall at the Bocconi University in Milan, where over 12 visitors are expected.
