(Boursier.com) — Stock market in freefall since January, rising rates, galloping inflation… Difficult in this market context, to make the right choices in terms of financial investments for savers… To give some pointers on the best establishments to entrust your savings to, Better Live Your Money has just unveiled its 2022 baskets!
Established since 1985, this list highlights the best ranges of funds offered by banks, management companies and employee savings distributors.
On this occasion, more than 2,500 funds in around a hundred categories (equities, bonds, diversified, etc.) were screened. Ultimately, sixteen establishments distinguished themselves over one year and five years.
big winner
In detail, six banking networks received awards for the quality of their financial management offering. Big winner of this 2022 edition of the Corbeilles, Crédit Mutuel Arkéa obtains the Corbeille d’Or This establishment offers the best range of funds over one year and obtains second place over five years. He is followed by HSBC France and The postal bank. The savings bank has distinguished itself over five years with the Corbeille Long Terme and has the best ranges of SRI funds and equity funds over five years. Crédit Agricole offers the best range of diversified funds over the long term. Société Générale also ranks on the podium over five years.
Among the fifty or so asset management companies that widely offer their products to French savers, seven are awarded this year: Lazard Brothers Management overrides one year and Mirova (subsidiary of Natixis IM), over five years. State Street Global Advisors and Gay Lussac Management position themselves on the podium over a year, DPAM and BlackRock over five years. Groupama AM stands out with the certificate for the best range of SRI funds.
Finally, in terms of employee savings, AXA Corporate Retirement Savings ahead of its competitors. He is closely followed by Natixis Interepargne and speak Cooperative Credit.
Find all the classified establishments and fund recommendations in the next magazine Better Live Your Money.
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