Franklin Templeton delivered robust quarterly results, achieving record long-term inflows of $118.6 billion, which reflects a strong demand for diversified investment solutions amidst a volatile market environment.

• Long-term net inflows of $28 billion marked the ninth consecutive quarter of positive flows, driven by strong performance across equity, multi-asset, and alternative strategies.
• Assets under management rose to $1.68 trillion, bolstered by the acquisition of Apira and sustained client demand.
• Alternatives fundraising reached $10.8 billion, with $9.5 billion attributed to private market assets, underscoring growing institutional interest in alternative investments.
• A strong institutional pipeline remains, with $20.4 billion in won but unfunded mandates, indicating ongoing demand for Franklin Templeton's investment capabilities.