Franklin Resources’ December AUM Jumps by $28B to $1.68T

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December assets under management at Franklin Resources increased sequentially to $1.68 trillion, driven by $28 billion in net inflows. Equity, fixed income and alternative divisions all contributed to the gains, strengthening the company’s fee revenue pipeline.

1. Franklin Resources Schedules Q1 Operating Results Release

Franklin Resources, Inc. will publish its first quarter operating results on January 30, 2026 at approximately 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time, accompanied by a written commentary accessible via investors.franklinresources.com. The Company’s leadership—CEO Jenny Johnson; Co-President and Chief Commercial Officer Daniel Gamba; and Co-President, CFO and COO Matthew Nicholls—will host a live teleconference at 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time to discuss performance drivers, fund flows and expense management. Dial‐in numbers for North America and international participants are provided, and a replay will be available through February 6, 2026. Investors are urged to review the Company’s latest SEC filings and submit questions in advance to investorrelations@franklintempleton.com.

2. December AUM Climbs to $1.68 Trillion on $28 Billion Net Inflows

At the close of December 2025, Franklin Resources reported assets under management of $1.68 trillion, up sequentially from November. This increase was driven by $28 billion in net inflows, with broad‐based gains across its equity, fixed income and alternative strategies. Equity mandates attracted $12.5 billion, while fixed income funds saw $8.3 billion of new capital. Alternative asset vehicles, including private credit and real estate strategies, recorded $7.2 billion in inflows. The firm attributes this momentum to its specialized investment teams and client demand for diversified multi‐asset solutions.

3. Wyoming Partners with Franklin Templeton to Back State-Issued Stable Token

The State of Wyoming has launched FRNT, the nation’s first state‐issued stable token, with Franklin Templeton appointed to manage the underlying reserves. The token is pegged to the U.S. dollar and is collateralized by a mix of high-quality short-term government securities and money market instruments placed in a segregated Franklin Templeton trust. The arrangement leverages the asset manager’s $1.68 trillion platform and over 1,600 investment professionals to ensure daily liquidity and regulatory compliance. Wyoming officials project that FRNT will facilitate faster, cost-efficient public disbursements and catalyze digital asset innovation in the state.

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