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T. Rowe Price, Lazard, and Franklin are focused on expanding their Assets Under Management (AUM) base, noting that U.S. mutual funds hold 50% of AUM.

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T. Rowe Price, Lazard, and Franklin are focused on expanding their Assets Under Management (AUM) base, noting that U.S. mutual funds hold 50% of AUM.

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  1. Invesco and Franklin Resources, Inc. are reporting steady growth in their Assets Under Management (AUM).Sub-event
  2. T. Rowe Price, Lazard, and Franklin are focused on expanding their AUM base.1 source
  3. Both T. Rowe Price and Franklin Resources reported sequential increases in AUM.1 source

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  • ZacksT. Rowe Price July AUM Balance Increases Sequentially, Net Flows Flat T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. TROW announced its preliminary assets under management (AUM) of $1.70 trillion for July 2025. The figur