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  • MF News SIP discontinuation on a rise

    SIP discontinuation on a rise

    Discontinuation of SIP has increased substantially in the past one year, shows AMFI data.
    Sridhar Kumar Sahu Oct 22, 2019

    Recent data shows that SIP discontinuation has increased substantially in the last one year.

    Discontinuation in SIPs increased to 33.75 lakh in April-September this fiscal, as against 28.21 lakh in the corresponding period last fiscal, shows AMFI data.

    Moreover, the number of new SIP registrations have also witnessed a decline. The number of new SIP new registrations decreased to 55.45 lakh in the first half of this fiscal compared to 61 lakh in April-September 2019.

    Experts attributed this partly to the Supreme Court ruling that disallowed the use of Aadhaar for eKYC.

    Post the Supreme Court decision, the number of new SIP registrations has fallen sharply. Between November 2018 and February 2019, the number ranged between 7-8 lakh SIPs per month. This was sharply lower than the number of new SIPs added in the April-September period of 2018. During this period, the MF industry had added around 10 lakh SIPs each month.

    Net SIPs, which is new SIP registered minus discontinued SIPs, were in the range of 2.87 lakh to 4.56 lakh between April and September this year and the average net SIP stood at 3.62 lakh for each month. For FY 2018-19, the range was 3.90 lakh to 6.53 lakh and the monthly average stood at 5.47 lakh.

    Month

    Total No. of outstanding SIP Accounts

    No. of New SIPs registered

    No of SIPs discontinued

    Net SIPs (in lakh)

    SIP AUM (Rs crore)

    SIP Contribution (Rs crore)

    Apr – Sep 19

    283.95

    55.45

    33.75

    21.7

    2,88,735

    49,361

    Sep-19

    283.95

    8.5

    5.63

    2.87

    2,88,735

    8,263

    Aug-19

    283.95

    8.8

    5.83

    2.97

    2,71,105

    8,231

    Jul-19

    281.08

    10.19

    5.63

    4.56

    2,68,864

    8,324

    Jun-19

    278.11

    9.29

    5.4

    3.89

    2,81,393

    8,122

    May-19

    273.55

    9.65

    5.86

    3.79

    2,79,629

    8,183

    Apr-19

    265.87

    9.02

    5.4

    3.62

    2,69,621

    8,238

     

    Month

    Total No. of outstanding SIP Accounts (In lakh)

    No. of New SIPs registered (In lakh)

    No of SIPs discontinued (In lakh)

    Net SIPs (in lakh)

    SIP AUM (Rs crore)

    SIP Contribution (Rs crore)

    Apr – Sep 18

    244.25

    61

    28.21

    32.79

    2,17,621

    44,487

    Sep-18

    244.25

    10.64

    4.79

    5.85

    2,17,621

    7,727

    Aug-18

    238.4

    10.7

    4.82

    5.88

    2,32,167

    7,658

    Jul-18

    232.52

    10.16

    6.26

    3.9

    2,19,884

    7,554

    Jun-18

    228.62

    10.34

    4.52

    5.82

    2,05,650

    7,554

    May-18

    222.8

    10.36

    3.83

    6.53

    2,14,064

    7,304

    Apr-18

    216.27

    8.8

    3.99

    4.81

    2,14,302

    6,690

    Source- AMFI

     

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    4 Comments
    VINODKUMAR · 4 years ago `
    AMFI also should share the data with bifurcation how much direct investors discontinued and how much through IFAS. Further, this has to be happened because expected returns are not given by MF schemes in last 5 years in compare with market rise, after reducing many expenses (IFA COMMISSIONS IN PARTICULAR).
    Girish tiwari · 4 years ago `
    Yes it's TRUE.my 18 investors sip get completed but neither they renewed it on own nor I reminded them.one investor informed that as there is no return in last 18 months so he will discontinue it.as we are getting 0.52 to .60 % trail in a year and my consus does not allow me to take 100% responsibility.it will be better for all distributor to switch to insurance.
    Deviprakash Seksaria · 4 years ago `
    The article blames the fall in new sip registrations to stopping of eKYC through aadhaar. Will author specify what is the basis of this fallacious statement. AMCs have been digging their own graves since quite some time by sidelining the distributors and also periodically picking their pockets being hand-in-glove with AMFI / SEBI.

    Firstly, they have made this occupation unviable by regularly reducing commissions to a pittance and following it up witth a narrative to increase AUM to compensate for it. Would they also agree to a proportionate cut in their salary every few months in-tandem with reduction of our brokerage and compensate for it by working extra hours and on weekends?

    Secondly, there has been no performance on the returns chart to show to our investors. On the contrary they have lost a substantial part of their corpus due to pathetic performance of the fund managers.

    Short sightedness of the regulatory authorities is leading the industry to the present crisis. It may already have been too late to amend course.
    Sanjay Agrawal · 4 years ago
    Very Well described
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