TAILIEUCHUNG - Asset Management in Europe: Facts and Figures 2012

Our paper proceeds as follows. Section 2 reviews our data, and describes the economic state variables and risk factors used in the study. Section 3 reviews the investor types considered in our study, and provides details on the methodology. Section 4 presents the main empirical results, while Section 5 conducts an attribution analysis and Section 6 provides robustness results. Finally, Section 7 concludes. Details on data sources, variable construction, and additional robustness results are provided in a series of appendices available from the web | May 2012 Asset Management in Europe Facts and Figures 5th ANNUAL REVIEW efama European Fund and Asset Management Association Table of Contents Key Key 1 The EFAMA Annual Asset Management 2 AuM Employment and Industrial Assets under Management in Asset under Management across Employment and Industrial 3 AuM in Investment Funds and Discretionary Investment Discretionary Mandates .22 4 Clients of the European Asset Management Institutional and Retail Assets Managed for Institutional 5 Asset Asset Allocation by Asset Allocation in Investment Funds and Discretionary Mandates . 36 6 Financing of the Economy by European Asset Financing Contribution of Euro Area Investment Financing Contribution of Asset 7 Total AuM at end Appendix .

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