Summary:

Last year, the Indian mutual fund sector saw considerable growth, with net inflows up 135% and AUM up 39%. In November 2024, mutual fund inflows totaled US$ 7.09 billion (Rs. 60,295.30 crore), a significant increase from US$ 3.01 billion (Rs. 25,615.65 crore) in November 2023. This growth boosted net AUM to a record US$ 800.09 billion (Rs. 68,08,000 crore). Equity schemes witnessed a 131.35% rise in inflows, contributing to the growth.

Despite global market turbulence, the Indian mutual fund sector has remained robust. Retail investor involvement, a growing investor base, and increased awareness in smaller locations contribute to this confidence. Large-cap funds saw a 731% rise in inflows, while sectoral funds climbed by 289.77%. Domestic market volatility, along with disappointing Q2 FY24 profits, has raised concerns. Experts forecast increased interest in large and mid-cap funds due to market instability, while small and mid-cap funds continue to attract investor attention, aided by government initiatives and corporate governance.

Source: IBEF 

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