Funds Under Management (FUM) refers to the total value of
assets that a property
investment manager has under their control. It is a measure of the size and scale of a property investment manager's business.
FUM can be used to:
Assess the size and scale of a property investment manager's business: A larger FUM indicates that a property investment manager is managing a larger amount of assets, which can be seen as a sign of credibility and experience.
Compare the performance of different property investment managers: FUM can be used to compare the performance of different property investment managers. A higher FUM may indicate that a property investment manager is more successful in attracting and retaining investors.
Identify trends in the property investment market: Changes in FUM can be used to identify trends in the property investment market. For example, a decline in FUM may indicate that investors are becoming less confident in the property market.