Man Group

Man Group reports assets under management of $228.7bn in the first quarter, missing analysts' expectations of $231.3bn. Net outflows amounted to $1.6bn instead of expected inflows, with both alternatives (−$1.0bn) and long-only (−$0.6bn) affected. The main reason was the return by a single client of about $6bn from the systematic long-only segment; without this redemption, long-only flows would have been positive. Investment performance contributed $3.1bn to AUM, and total return and discretionary long-only strategies recorded inflows. » More on de.investing.com

Man Group increased assets under management to $227.6bn and recorded record net inflows of around $28.7bn in fiscal 2025. Despite an adjusted EPS of $0.276 that beat expectations, management fees and the fee margin fell due to a shift toward long-only and private-market strategies. Adjusted pre-tax profit was $407m, performance fees declined, and investors reacted negatively to margin pressure, sending the stock lower. Management still sees growth potential from diversification, improved performance-fee optionality, and investments in technology and talent. » More on de.investing.com

The Man Group has appointed Colin Bell as a non‑executive director effective 1 March 2026. Bell will join the audit and risk committee and the nominations and governance committee. He served as CEO of HSBC Bank Plc and HSBC Europe from 2021 to 2024, has experience at UBS and in technology projects on quantum computing and AI, and holds several non‑executive roles. » More on de.investing.com