Jul 16, 2026 · 8 min · 9 segments
June saw particularly strong inflows into exchange-traded funds (ETFs), taking total assets under management in UCITS ETF beyond €3 trillion for the first time. As Daniel Dornel, Head of ETF Research…
Daniel DornelGuestDaniel MorrisHost
When we last spoke, we highlighted that Q1 was the strongest quarter on record for UCCTF and Q2 has been ever more impressive with just under 115 billion euros inflows.
June was a particular milestone with total asset under management in UCCTF surpassing the 3 trillion mark for the first time.
In terms of flows, they were dominated by equities with around 70%, mainly into global exposures, which dominated with over 50 billion euros in flows during the period.
This represents an acceleration on top of the strong Q1 figures, where global exposures were already the biggest component.
All signs point to 2026 shaping up as a record-setting year for global equity exposures in the ETF space, with already 91 billion euros year-to-date, not far off the 103 billion figure for the full year 2025.
When we last spoke, we highlighted that Q1 was the strongest quarter on record for UCCTF and Q2 has been ever more impressive with just under 115 billion euros inflows.
June was a particular milestone with total asset under management in UCCTF surpassing the 3 trillion mark for the first time.
In terms of flows, they were dominated by equities with around 70%, mainly into global exposures, which dominated with over 50 billion euros in flows during the period.
This represents an acceleration on top of the strong Q1 figures, where global exposures were already the biggest component.
All signs point to 2026 shaping up as a record-setting year for global equity exposures in the ETF space, with already 91 billion euros year-to-date, not far off the 103 billion figure for the full year 2025.
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