- Total assets under management (AUM) for Cohen & Steers (CNS, Financial) increased by $1.1 billion in May 2025, reaching $88.6 billion.
- Market appreciation of $1.3 billion was a significant contributor to the AUM growth, despite net outflows of $88 million.
- Open-end Funds experienced the largest net outflows of $80 million, while Institutional Advisory accounts saw positive net flows of $10 million.
Cohen & Steers (CNS) reported a noteworthy increase in assets under management (AUM) for May 2025, reaching $88.6 billion. This marks a $1.1 billion rise from April's AUM of $87.5 billion. The growth was largely driven by market appreciation, contributing $1.3 billion to the overall increase. However, this was partially offset by distributions totaling $150 million and net outflows of $88 million.
The breakdown of AUM by investment vehicle highlights that Open-end Funds remained the largest segment at $42.6 billion, despite experiencing significant net outflows of $80 million. Institutional Accounts, comprising Advisory and Subadvisory, totaled $34.6 billion. Within this, the Advisory accounts showed a positive net flow of $10 million, while the Closed-end Funds stood at $11.4 billion, displaying a positive inflow of $1 million.
Cohen & Steers continues to lead as a global investment manager specializing in real assets and alternative income. Founded in 1986, with headquarters in New York City and international offices across London, Dublin, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Singapore, the firm remains focused on listed and private real estate, preferred securities, infrastructure, resource equities, and multi-strategy solutions.
