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Share of domestic funds in total equity AUM expands amid sustained inflow


The heft of domestic mutual funds among institutional investors is rising gradually amid increasing inflow by local investors, suggests the latest data from NSDL. The contribution of domestic mutual funds rose by 186 basis points year-on-year to 20% in December 2023 in the total assets under management (AUM) of institutional investors. Their five-year average share was 17.2%.

The equity AUM of local funds captures all equity related exposure in equity funds, balance funds, index, and ETFs. The year-on-year increase in the share of the local funds was the highest among all the categories of institutional investors.

The total equity AUM of institutional investors was Rs 163 lakh crore ($2 trillion) at the end of December, accounting for nearly half of the total market capitalization of India. With a record inflow in equity funds and eight years of consistent gain in the benchmark indices, the equity AUM of the local funds rose by 40% year-on-year to Rs 32.2 lakh crore in December while total institutional equity AUM grew 27%.

Local Funds’ Share of Institutional AUM Rises to 20%

Local funds are the second largest institutional equity AUM contributors after foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) whose share dropped by seven basis points year-on-year to 37.4%. The ratio of MF and FPI equity AUMs rose to a record 0.52 in December compared with 0.47 a year ago. In the last five years, the AUM of domestic funds has tripled from Rs 10 lakh crore in December 2018 implying an annual growth of 26% while the AUM total institutional investors grew by 20%.

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