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Architas first established in the UK in 2008

now operating across Europe and Asia

Global AXA group member

innovation with firm foundations

Global assets of $31.16 billion*

global assets under management and advised on *as at 31 December 2022

Helping investors spread the risk of investment

At Architas, helping clients to spread risk sensibly is key. We provide a range of diversified multi-manager funds, giving a greater choice to clients in their long-term wealth creation.

We want to make investing accessible to everyone – whether they’re looking for a more comfortable retirement, or simply seeking a little extra stability. So we’re proud that investors currently trust us with $31.16 billion globally of assets under management and advised on.

*as at 31 December 2022.

Making it easier for investors to invest

We realise that investments aren’t a decision to be taken lightly. Our experienced investment team share their research and analysis through easy to read insights, without spin or jargon, giving our clients the chance to invest with confidence. We also provide regular market commentary communications, including our weekly Archinomics podcast and our monthly market update.

Latest insights

Podcast: Is that good news or bad news?

Article | Podcasts | 15/03/2023

February proved disappointing for markets, as stronger economic data crushed expectations of falling inflation and an early pivot in interest rates. Central bank rhetoric has become more hawkish and higher terminal interest rates are now forecast.

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Archinomics Monthly - February 2023

Article | Investments | 06/03/2023

Tensions between the US and China rose after the US shot down a balloon, which it alleged that China was using for the purposes of espionage. The US also warned China against supplying Russia with weapons, saying it could risk escalating the war in Ukraine.

Podcast: Softer landing forecast

Article | Podcasts | 14/02/2023

Markets have rebounded in 2023, as deeper recession fears fast became a thing of the past. Hopes are growing for a softer economic landing, despite persistently hawkish central bank rhetoric.