Markets cut Franklin Templeton assets to $1.68T despite $5B inflows

Franklin Templeton’s preliminary month-end assets under management (AUM) decreased to $1.68 trillion in March 2026 from $1.73 trillion in February, primarily due to market impact. Despite the overall decline, the firm reported long-term net inflows of $5 billion for the month, and $17 billion for the quarter ending March 31, 2026, excluding Western Asset Management. The report provides detailed AUM figures across various asset classes, highlighting both growth in cash management and alternative assets, and market-driven declines in equity and fixed income.

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