Summary:

According to AMFI, assets under management in India's domestic mutual fund sector increased by 12.2% to Rs. 73.73 lakh crore (US$790.07 billion) at the end of FY26, adding about Rs. 8 lakh crore over the previous year. Retail participation and equity inflows provided resilience in the face of volatility. Actively managed equities inflows increased from Rs. 25,977 crore in February to Rs. 40,450 crore in March 2026, the biggest amount since July 2025. SIP contributions increased from Rs. 29,845 crore to Rs. 32,087 crore. Due to moderating gold ETF inflows and debt outflows of Rs. 2.94 lakh crore, net flows were negative. While SIP momentum remained strong in India, growth slowed compared to FY25 (23%) and FY24 (36%), reflecting volatility, FII selling, and geopolitical uncertainty.

Source: IBEF

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