Equity MF inflows jump 22% in Oct, SIP hits new high
Flows through the systematic investment plan (SIPs) hit an all-time high of ₹25,322 crore in October 2024, up from ₹24,508 crore in September.
Flows through the systematic investment plan (SIPs) hit an all-time high of ₹25,322 crore in October 2024, up from ₹24,508 crore in September.
Groww reported revenues of ₹3,145 crore for FY24 (fiscal year ending March 31, 2024), 119% growth from FY23 revenue of ₹1,435 crore.
Currently, there are 16 ongoing NFOs, with 6 actively managed funds—three sectoral and three pure equity schemes.
Equities have grabbed the majority of the share with 59.75% of total AUM, followed by 26.95% in debt, 8.85% in hybrid, and 4.44% in others.
Investors and partners, both domestic and international, must be rest assured that India's financial system is secure and transparent, says AMFI in a statement.
With SIP participation growing in double-digit, SIP AUM stand "highest ever" at ₹13.09 lakh crore as of July 31, 2024, shows AMFI data
Out of 281 schemes, 159 funds outperformed their benchmark indices in June, according to latest report by PL Wealth Management.
Inflows in equity mutual funds jumped 83.42% to ₹34,697 crore in May, while contributions to SIPs touched ₹20,904 crore last month, AMFI data showed.
Young investors are the force behind India's stock market boom, driven largely by simplified, ‘sachet’ investing and an extended bull run.