Equity mutual fund inflow marks 10% decline to Rs 34,419 cr in Sep

The latest flow also marks the 43rd consecutive month of net inflows in equity funds, data with the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) showed on Thursday

Mutual funds (MFs) are gearing up with offerings centered on the ‘quality' theme, as this investment approach is expected to rebound following three years of underperformance compared to the ‘value' theme.
Additionally, large-cap funds saw drop in inflows to Rs 1,769 crore.
Press Trust of India New Delhi
2 min read Last Updated : Oct 10 2024 | 4:01 PM IST

Equity mutual funds attracted Rs 34,419 crore in September, marking a decline of 10 per cent from the preceding month, on a sharp slump in inflow in thematic funds and large-cap.

The latest flow also marks the 43rd consecutive month of net inflows in equity funds, data with the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) showed on Thursday.

Overall, the mutual fund industry witnessed an outflow of Rs 71,114 crore in the month under review after experiencing an outflow of Rs 1.08 trillion in August.

The huge inflow was due to withdrawal to the tune of Rs 1.14 trillion into debt schemes.

Despite the outflow, the industry's net assets under management rose to Rs 67 trillion last month from Rs 66.7 trillion in August-end.

As per the data, equity-oriented schemes witnessed an inflow of Rs 34,419 crore in September -- the lowest level since April, when equity schemes saw investments of Rs 18,917 crore.

The inflow was way lower than Rs 38,239 crore in August and Rs 37,113 crore in July. Further, equity schemes saw inflow of Rs 40,608 crore and Rs 34,697 crore in June and May, respectively.

Within the equity schemes, sector or thematic funds attracted investors with the highest net inflows of Rs 13,255 crore during the month under review. However, flow in the segment was less compared to Rs 18,117 crore in August.

Additionally, large-cap funds saw drop in inflows to Rs 1,769 crore from Rs 2,637 crore.


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Topics :Equity mutual fundMutual FundsAssociation of Mutual Funds in India

First Published: Oct 10 2024 | 4:01 PM IST

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