AllianceBernstein AUM Drops $41 Billion to $839 Billion on Net Outflows
AllianceBernstein preliminary AUM fell to $839B as of March 31, 2026, down from $880B at end of February, driven by $7.2B in net outflows and market depreciation. Private Wealth saw modest inflows offset by retail and institutional outflows across equity, fixed income and alternatives.
1. Preliminary AUM Decline
AllianceBernstein’s preliminary assets under management declined to $839 billion as of March 31, 2026, versus $880 billion at February 28. The $41 billion drop was primarily due to market depreciation, with modest impact from client reallocations.
2. Channel-Specific Flows
Private Wealth recorded modest net inflows in March, while Retail and Institutional segments experienced outflows. Equity AUM fell from $355 billion to $327 billion and fixed income from $321 billion to $312 billion.
3. Quarterly Net Outflows
For the quarter ending March 31, preliminary net outflows totaled $7.2 billion, highlighting continued client redemptions despite market conditions. Alternatives and multi-asset solutions AUM dipped from $204 billion to $200 billion.