Asset management data overview
An overview of macro data, economic data, as well as the asset management industry in Croatia. The following data has been prepared in close collaboration with Raiffeisen Research GmbH.
Croatian asset management market in its early stages
The Croatian asset management market, while still in its early stages, is poised for a positive upswing in the coming years. The current market stands at around 26.8 billion euros in total assets, representing just 3.5% of GDP, in contrast to the European average of 40-80%. The Croatian market therefore remains relatively underpenetrated, with a low level of financialization of the economy. But this is changing rapidly.
Macro data for Croatia
Data as of June 2024
Asset management data
* Potential for annualized growth over the next 6 years, based on data linkage.
** Includes assets from PF company VPF+MPF
***AMC = Asset management company
**** PF = Pension funds, VPF = Voluntary pension funds, MPF = Mandatory pension funds
Economic data
Asset management data for Croatia
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Pension fund companies
Data sources: LSEG, World Bank, EFAMA (European Fund and Asset Management Association), and Raiffeisen Research GmbH.
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Data as of June 2024
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Croatia’s asset management landscape
Raiffeisen Invest d.o.o. holds a prominent position in Croatia’s asset management market, which is dominated by banking institutions. The UCITS* funds industry focuses on bonds, and the private pension system has evolved considerably since its inception in 2002 with the active involvement of the company.
Croatian asset management market in its early stages
The Croatian asset management market, while still in its early stages, is poised for a positive upswing in the coming years. The current market stands at around 26.8 billion euros in total assets, representing just 3.5% of GDP, in contrast to the European average of 40-80%. The Croatian market therefore remains relatively underpenetrated, with a low level of financialization of the economy. But this is changing rapidly.
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As of October 2024