1. Top Performers (AUM Growth):
- SBI
Mutual Fund: It continued to lead with an AUM of ₹11.23 trillion in
October 2024, a marginal decrease from September’s ₹11.26 trillion.
Despite the slight dip, it maintains a dominant market share.
- ICICI
Prudential Mutual Fund: Ranked second with a slight increase in AUM
from ₹8.67 trillion in September to ₹8.71 trillion in October. This shows
steady growth in their asset base.
- HDFC
Mutual Fund: Displays a significant month-on-month growth of around
₹57 billion, reaching ₹7.83 trillion in October from ₹7.78 trillion in
September, indicating positive fund inflows or asset appreciation.
2. Notable Growth (Month-on-Month Comparison):
- Quant
Mutual Fund: Shows a notable increase from ₹98,118.48 crore to
₹100,426.60 crore, a growth of over ₹2,308 crore, indicating strong
momentum.
- Bandhan
Mutual Fund: Gained ₹6,909.73 crore, moving from ₹1,59,275.88 crore in
September to ₹1,66,185.61 crore in October.
- Kotak
Mahindra Mutual Fund: Increased by about ₹4,687 crore
month-over-month, signaling steady fund inflows.
3. Stable Performers:
- Axis
Mutual Fund: Maintained a fairly stable AUM with slight growth from
₹3,23,806.37 crore to ₹3,27,575.27 crore, suggesting consistent
performance.
- DSP
Mutual Fund: Also showed slight growth from ₹1,89,262.12 crore to
₹1,91,566.94 crore.
4. Slight Decline in AUM:
- Franklin
Templeton Mutual Fund: Dropped slightly from ₹1,14,531.53 crore in
September to ₹1,12,663.08 crore in October, suggesting outflows or lower
asset returns.
- PGIM
India Mutual Fund: Decreased marginally by about ₹365 crore,
suggesting some outflows.
5. Market Concentration:
The top 3 AMCs (SBI, ICICI Prudential, and HDFC)
collectively manage over ₹27.78 trillion in assets, demonstrating their strong
hold on the market. SBI Mutual Fund alone holds approximately 20% of the total
AUM among the listed AMCs, followed by ICICI Prudential and HDFC, both with
substantial shares.
6. Mid-Sized AMCs (Bandhan, DSP, UTI, Axis):
Mid-sized AMCs like Bandhan, DSP, and UTI showed consistent
growth, reflecting the potential for mid-tier funds to grow their market share.
Their competitive positioning allows them to capitalize on niche market
segments and investment themes.
7. ESG and Thematic Investments:
With increasing focus on ESG (Environmental, Social,
Governance) investments, funds like Quant Mutual Fund and WhiteOak
Capital Mutual Fund showing growth may be tapping into investor demand for
sustainable and thematic strategies. This could provide opportunities for
advisory on ESG integration.
8. Newer or Smaller Funds:
- 360
ONE Mutual Fund and JM Financial Mutual Fund show stable but
relatively lower AUM figures, suggesting potential for growth with
strategic positioning.
- Funds
like Groww Mutual Fund and Zerodha Mutual Fund are
relatively smaller in terms of AUM but may benefit from retail investors'
growing interest in direct investment platforms.
Potential Advisory Opportunities from the above Insight:
- Investor
Sentiment Monitoring: With fluctuations in AUM across different AMCs,
it’s important to monitor investor sentiment, which could be driven by
macroeconomic factors, regulatory changes, or fund performance.
- ESG
and Thematic Focus: Advising funds to increase ESG-related offerings
or focusing on thematic investments might be a growth area, given the
global shift towards sustainability.
- Mid-Sized
AMC Growth: Advising mid-sized AMCs on expanding their product
offerings, branding, and distribution could allow them to capture a larger
market share.
- Fund Flow Analysis: A deeper dive into whether the changes in AUM are driven by inflows/outflows versus market performance would help refine investment strategies.
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