The change comes not so much from an increase in the assets managed by BT AM as from a decline in the assets managed by BRD AM.
On March 31, 2026, BT AM managed assets worth RON9.5 billion, slightly below the RON9.66 billion recorded at the end of February 2026, with a 24% market share.
BRD AM dropped even further to RON9.4 billion from RON9.9 billion, reaching a 23.8% market share, in line with the latest data from the Association of Asset Managers (AAF).
The third spot is held by Raiffeisen AM, with assets of almost RON8 billion and a 20.1% market share. Next comes Erste AM, with assets of RON6.7 billion and a 17% market share; beinhg followed by Goldman Sachs AM, with RON4.2 billion assets and a 10.6% market share, the AAF data also show.
The ranking also lists Patria AM (RON1.2 billion assets, 3% market share), Inno Investments (RON195 million assets, 0.5% market share), Amundi AM (RON122 million assets; 0.3% market share), Globinvest (RON115 million assets; 0.3% market share) and Capital Point (RON70 million; 0.2% market share).
Romania’s investment fund market had total net assets of RON67.9 billion (EUR13.3 billion) at the end of March 2026, down 3% against February but 8.3% higher since the beginning of 2026, the latest AAF data also show.