Summary:

According to ICRA Analytics, India's mutual fund business is quickly developing, with average assets under management (AAUM) increasing at 21.94% year on year and 3.61% month on month as of June 2025. Equity-oriented schemes account for 54.76%, indicating a substantial investor interest in long-term wealth growth. Maharashtra leads with 40.61% of total assets, owing to its strong financial infrastructure. However, smaller states and union territories are experiencing significant growth - Nagaland’s AAUM increased by 100.57% year on year, while Dadra and Nagar Haveli increased by 56.52%. Ladakh and Lakshadweep had double-digit MoM gains, with equity schemes accounting for more than 84% of total assets. Smartphone prevalence, fintech access, and financial awareness are all factors driving this trend away from traditional savings. With five states accounting for 65% of total assets under management, unexplored areas have enormous potential.

Source: IBEF

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