AGF Reports $74.7 Billion in Assets After New Holland Capital Investment

Management will explain how the inorganic purchase expanded private assets and what it means for fee revenue on a June 24 webcast.

Overview

AGF disclosed total assets under management and fee-earning assets of $74.7 billion and total AUM of $72.6 billion as at May 31, 2026, marking a sharp month‑over‑month and year‑over‑year rise.
The main driver of the increase was AGF’s investment in New Holland Capital, which enlarged AGF Capital Partners’ AUM to $13.2 billion and raised its combined AUM and fee‑earning assets to $15.3 billion.
AGF’s mutual fund business held $38.0 billion in AUM, with U.S. and international equity funds comprising $25.4 billion of that total, while ETFs, SMAs, segregated accounts and private‑wealth assets also contributed.
AGF separates fee‑earning assets—where it earns recurring fees or carried interest without owning the manager—from owned AUM; AGF Capital Partners reported $2.1 billion of fee‑earning assets that affect future fee revenue visibility.
The company scheduled its Q2 2026 results release and a management webcast on June 24 where CEO Judy Goldring, CFO Ken Tsang, Head of AGF Capital Partners Ash Lawrence and CIO John Porter will discuss financial and fee implications.