LBP AM in the news

LBP AM raised €3.8 billion in 2025, driven by strong inflows in listed and private market assets, launched climate-focused funds, and plans European expansion in 2026.

LBP AM raised 3.8 billion euros in 2025 but faces asset outflows from a former shareholder despite managing 75 billion euros.

LBP AM's net inflows rose significantly in 2025, but assets under management grew more slowly, reaching 75 billion euros including La Financière de l’Échiquier.

LBP AM raised €3.8 billion net in 2025 across listed and unlisted assets, launched a climate bond fund, and plans European expansion in 2026.

Lbp Am Sa increased its stake in Alphabet by 11% to over 431,000 shares, amid mixed market sentiment and strong analyst buy ratings on the tech giant.

The Fondation Groupe LBP AM is expanding its support for youth-focused projects to the Grand Est region in 2025, continuing its mission to reduce social inequalities through funding local initiatives.

LBP AM European Private Markets appointed Pierre-Emmanuel Giroux to expand its infrastructure debt capabilities and accelerate its international strategy.

Lbp Am Sa cut its Coeur Mining stake by over half in Q3 while other investors increased holdings; Coeur Mining reported strong revenue growth but slightly missed EPS estimates.

LBP AM closed its fourth infrastructure debt fund with over €500 million raised, focusing on climate impact and institutional investors.

LBP AM SA invested $641K in Western Digital shares amid the company's strong Q3 earnings and positive analyst outlook.

Pierre-Emmanuel Giroux joins LBP AM European Private Markets as Investment Director, expanding their infrastructure debt expertise into sub-investment grade sectors.

Pierre-Emmanuel Giroux joins LBP AM as investment director in infrastructure debt, bringing over 16 years of experience in infrastructure financing.

Lbp Am Sa significantly increased its stake in Karman Holdings, a defense and space systems company, amid mixed analyst ratings and recent insider stock sales.

LBP AM is positive on equities in early 2026, sees AI-driven growth and investment as key themes, and suggests bonds, gold, and options for portfolio protection amid uncertainties.

LBP AM European Private Markets hired Pierre-Emmanuel Giroux to boost its infrastructure debt team, enhancing expertise in complex project financing and sub-investment grade markets.

Lbp Am Sa significantly increased its stake in Owens Corning, a building materials company reporting mixed Q3 results and raising its dividend.

Lbp Am Sa significantly cut its stake in TJX Companies, which reported strong Q3 earnings and maintains positive analyst ratings with a recent dividend announcement.

Pierre-Emmanuel Giroux, an expert in infrastructure debt and renewable energy sectors, joined LBP AM as investment director in January 2026.

Lbp Am Sa significantly reduced its stake in RB Global during Q3, while the company reported strong earnings and declared a dividend.