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  • MF News Individual wealth in financial assets reaches Rs. 160 lakh crore in 2015

    Individual wealth in financial assets reaches Rs. 160 lakh crore in 2015

    Individual wealth in financial assets have grown from Rs. 73 lakh crore in 2010 to Rs.160 lakh crore in 2015, shows the latest Kavy Wealth Report 2015.
    Team Cafemutual Dec 24, 2015

    Individual investors are taking a shine to financial assets. The total individual wealth in financial assets has increased from Rs. 134 lakh crore in 2014 to Rs.160 lakh crore in 2015, shows Karvy Wealth Report 2015.

    In fact, there has been a significant growth in individual financial assets in the last five years. Individual wealth in financial assets have grown from Rs. 73 lakh crore in 2010 to Rs.160 lakh crore in 2015.

    Karvy predicts that this wealth will double from the current Rs. 160 lakh crore to Rs. 326 lakh crore in the next five years.

     

    The study shows that financial assets, which had a share of only around 35% of the new money invested in the last year; now have as much as 54% share of the allocation of incremental savings and investments.

    Individual wealth asset allocation

     

    Asset Type

    Amount (Cr.)

    Proportion

    Financial Assets

    1,60,55,686

    57.25%

    Physical Assets

    1,19,89,287

    42.75%

     

     

    Classification of individual wealth

    Financial assets

    Among the different financial assets, direct equity is the most preferred way for individual investors to participate in markets.

    Apart from direct equity, individual assets in mutual funds also saw a healthy growth in 2015. Individual wealth in mutual funds stood at Rs. 5.52 lakh crore in 2015, an increase of 40% over the last year. The report states that mutual funds have seen the maximum growth of allocation of new money from individual investors.

    Individual assets in debt and equity mutual fund

    Asset Class

    FY15 (Cr.)

    FY14 (Cr.)

    YoY growth (%)

    Equity

    3,15,987

    1,83,748

    71.97

    Debt

    2,36,338

    2,09,392

    12.87

     

     

    Individual wealth in financial assets as on FY15

    Assets

    Amount (Cr.)

    YoY Change %

    Proportion

    Direct Equity

    34,39,861

    29.02

    21.4%

    FDs and bonds

    33,26,429

    13.10

    20.7%

    Insurance

    23,59,790

    16.85

    14.7%

    Savings Deposits

    19,90,249

    22.20

    12.4%

    Cash

    14,48,320

    11.33

    9.0%

    Provident Fund

    9,24,026

    25.53

    5.8%

    NRI Deposits

    7,20,997

    15.85

    4.5%

    Small Savings

    5,78,990

    0.02

    3.6%

    Mutual Fund

    5,52,325

    40.49

    3.4%

    Current Deposits

    3,42,785

    11.25

    2.1%

    Pension Fund

    3,15,915

    30.96

    2.0%

    Alternate Assets

    41,960

    76.85

    0.3%

    International Assets

    14,040

    10.91

    0.1%

     

     

    Physical assets

    Individual wealth in physical assets stood at Rs.119 lakh crore as on FY15. “The wealth held in physical assets by Indian individuals de-grew by 2% in FY15 as compared to FY14. This is primarily on account of softening of prices of gold, silver and platinum globally. The individual wealth in gold stands at Rs.57.1 crore,” shows the report.

    Individual wealth in physical assets

    Assets

    Amount (Cr.)

    YoY Change (%)

    Proportion

    Gold

    57,15,605

    -8.60

    47.67%

    Real Estate

    52,85,577

    4.89

    44.09%

    Diamond

    7,98,934

    2.81

    6.66%

    Silver

    1,84,472

    -6.04

    1.54%

    Platinum

    4,698

    -17.25

    0.04%

     

     

    As compared to financial assets, Karvy predicts that physical assets are expected to grow at a slower rate of 4.4% CAGR for the next five years.

     

     

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