Amundi ETF

Amundi (Crédit Agricole)

Amundi, born in Paris in 2010 from the merger of Crédit Agricole’s and Société Générale’s asset-management arms, is Europe’s largest home-grown asset manager. With the acquisition of Lyxor (2021-2022) — Société Générale’s historic ETF business, started in 2001 — it became Europe’s second-largest ETF issuer.

What sets it apart. It is the home of synthetic replication: swaps reduce dividend withholding on markets like the US and also power its money-market ETFs, including the C3M we reviewed. Domiciles in France, Luxembourg and Ireland; one of the widest ESG ranges (PAB and CTB indices).

ETF

667

Assets

423bn €

Median TER

0.20%

Median TD (12 months)

-0.13%

across 521 ETFs with TD

Securities lending

100%

of 348 ETFs with explicit data

Active management

of 667 ETFs (declared by issuer or KID)

White-list taxation: Rebalix tracks the white-list share certified by Amundi ETF for 6,566 funds, with coverage through 31 December 2026. Per-ISIN effective Italian tax rates in the ETF taxation database.

Range by asset class

Equity 450Bonds 194Money market 12 Multi-asset 7 Commodities 3 Crypto 1

Main exchanges: Xetra · Euronext Parigi · Borsa Italiana · Londra (LSE) · SIX Zurigo

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