Aktia is a Finnish asset manager, bank and life insurer that has been creating wealth and wellbeing from one generation to the next for 200 years. We serve our customers in digital channels everywhere and face-to-face in our offices in the Helsinki, Turku, Tampere, Vaasa and Oulu regions. Our award-winning asset management business sells investment funds internationally. We employ approximately 825 people around Finland. Aktia's gross assets under management (AuM) on 31 December 2025 amounted to EUR 16.6 billion and the balance sheet total was EUR 12.0 billion. Aktia's shares are listed on Nasdaq Helsinki Ltd (AKTIA).
Aktia is a fully Finnish actor but the funds of Aktia’s asset management are also sold internationally.
The core of Aktia's growth strategy is to accelerate our journey towards becoming a unique, leading wealth manager empowered by a strong banking heritage.
More information about Aktia’s strategy can be found here.
More information about Aktia as an investment object can be found here.
Corporate responsibility is a crucial aspect of Aktia’s operations in the short term and the long term.
Aktia’s strategy identifies corporate responsibility as one of the pillars of its operations. Aktia aims to be a solvent, reliable and environmentally responsible partner for economic well-being and the most attractive workplace in the business. Aktia engages in responsible business and offers financial, investment, asset management and insurance services profitably, reliably and efficiently without forgetting the interests of owners and society.
More information about Aktia’s corporate responsibility can be found here.
Aktia’s economic calendar can be found here.
Aktia’s last Annual Report can be found here.
The decisions from Aktia’s last Annual General Meeting can be found here.
Information about Aktia’s management can be found here.
Information about Aktia’s dividend can be found here.
Aktia's long-term financial targets for 2029:
- Comparable return on equity (ROE) over 15 per cent by 2029
- Assets under management over EUR 25 billion* by 2029
- Organic net commission income growth over 5 per cent per year
- Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio 2–4 percentage points above the regulatory requirement.
*This figure reflects gross AuM, corresponding to all AuM in the asset management business for which Aktia receives fee commissions. In the future, Aktia will report both gross and net AuM, rather than only net.
Analysts following Aktia can be found here.
