New research from LSEG Lipper shows the European ETF industry attracted an estimated EUR39.5 billion of net inflows in June 2026, helping assets under management reach a new record high of EUR3.1 trillion (EUR3,099.5 billion).
Equity ETFs led investor demand, gathering EUR30.7 billion of inflows, while bond ETFs attracted EUR7.6 billion. The strongest-selling categories were Equity Global (EUR14.6 billion) and Equity U.S. (EUR10.9 billion), highlighting continued demand for broad equity market exposure.
Among providers, iShares was the best-selling ETF promoter in Europe during June, with EUR10.6 billion of net inflows, ahead of Vanguard and Amundi ETF. The Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETF was the month’s best-selling ETF, attracting EUR3.5 billion in new assets.
According to the report, improving market sentiment and falling oil prices supported risk appetite during the month, although inflation and interest-rate expectations remained key areas of focus for investors.
Key figures
ETF industry inflows: EUR39.5bn
Total assets under management: EUR3,099.5bn (record high)
Equity ETF inflows: EUR30.7bn
Best-selling category: Equity Global (+EUR14.6bn)
Best-selling promoter: iShares (+EUR10.6bn)
Best-selling ETF: Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETF (+EUR3.5bn)
