Amundi ETI Megatendances

Amundi ETI Megatendances is a closed-end ELTIF managed by Amundi Asset Management, domiciled in France and launched in 2016 under the FPCI regime, with a French FCP legal form. It is structured under ELTIF 1.0, the earlier version of the European long-term investment fund framework, and is denominated in EUR. The vehicle invests in private equity, pursuing a buyout strategy, and sits within the segment of 163 funds in that asset class across the 494 vehicles covered on this page, and among the 32 that combine the same asset class with a French domicile.

Liquidity mechanics follow the closed-end logic rather than a dealing calendar: capital is committed for the fund's defined term, there is no ongoing redemption facility, and exits depend on realisations at the portfolio level. Valuation is published on a semi-annually basis, which is a lower reporting cadence than open-ended or semi-liquid peers and should be read alongside the long holding period. Access is limited to professional investors on a domestic distribution basis, with a stated entry threshold of 5,000 EUR. For sustainability classification, the fund is reported as Article 6, meaning it does not formally promote environmental or social characteristics under SFDR.

Scale can be assessed through , which positions the fund relative to the 80 French-domiciled vehicles tracked here, while indicates the direction of assets over the observed reporting history. Underlying exposure is summarised by , giving the regional distribution behind the buyout mandate. Figures and classifications reflect data as of 31 Aug 2026.