Artisan Partners Asset Management ended September with preliminary assets under management of $168.7 billion, up from the prior month as several of its largest strategies posted notable gains.
The firm said total AUM was $168.744 billion as of September 30, 2026. Of that total, Artisan Funds and Artisan Global Funds accounted for $90.2 billion, while separate accounts and other assets made up $78.5 billion.
The largest strategy remained International Value, with $55.0 billion in assets. Global Value followed at $32.2 billion, then Non-U.S. Growth at $15.8 billion and High Income at $14.1 billion. Global Opportunities stood at $11.9 billion, U.S. Mid-Cap Growth at $8.9 billion, and Sustainable Emerging Markets at $3.9 billion.
Among other sizable strategies, Developing World managed $3.1 billion, Non-U.S. Small-Mid Growth $3.6 billion, and Antero Peak $2.4 billion. In the firm’s credit lineup, Credit Opportunities totaled $436 million, Floating Rate $305 million, and Custom Credit Solutions $1.5 billion.
Artisan also reported $508.8 million in aggregate assets tied to managed account models, which are generally reported on a lag of not more than one quarter.
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