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  • MF News Popular retail choices: HDFC MF, SBI MF and ICICI Prudential MF

    Popular retail choices: HDFC MF, SBI MF and ICICI Prudential MF

    These three fund houses collectively manage Rs. 3.59 lakh crore of retail assets.
    Karishma Gagwani Aug 4, 2023

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    June 2023 data reveals that HDFC MF, SBI MF and ICICI Prudential MF are the top three fund houses in terms of retail assets. They individually manage retail assets of Rs 1.31 lakh crore, Rs 1.21 lakh crore and Rs 1.07 lakh crore, respectively. 

    Notably, these are the only three fund houses that have retail assets of over Rs 1 lakh crore. This hints at their strong popularity among retail investors. 

    Nippon India MF and Axis MF are the next preferred choices of retail investors and they both manage over Rs.90,000 crore of retail assets each.  

    UTI MF, Aditya Birla Sun Life MF, Mirae Asset MF, Kotak MF and DSP MF are the next five that made it to the top ten popular retail choices. 

    Overall, the top 30 fund houses (in terms of June 2023 quarterly average AUM) manage Rs 11.04 lakh crore of retail assets, which forms 25% of their total monthly average AUM of Rs 44.62 lakh crore.   

    In terms of retail AUM composition to the total assets, Franklin Templeton MF has the highest proportion of retail assets. Its retail asset base is 55% of the total average AUM. 

    Next in line are quant MF and PPFAS MF which have 48% of their total average AUM in retail assets. With 45%, 45% and 44%, Canara Robeco MF, Mirae Asset MF and Sundaram MF have the next highest proportion of such assets. 

    Here is the retail ranking of the top 30 fund houses as on June 2023. Figures mentioned are in crore.

    Mutual Fund

    Retail Investor (Monthly AAUM)

    Total

    (Monthly AAUM)

    % of Total

    (Monthly AAUM)

    HDFC

    1,30,630

    5,11,894

    26%

    SBI

    1,21,378

    7,87,680

    15%

    ICICI Prudential

    1,07,480

    5,48,332

    20%

    Nippon India

    96,487

    3,26,466

    30%

    Axis

    90,060

    2,56,357

    35%

    UTI

    72,106

    2,58,415

    28%

    Aditya Birla Sun Life

    71,922

    3,09,116

    23%

    Mirae Asset

    57,623

    1,27,586

    45%

    Kotak

    51,854

    3,23,342

    16%

    DSP

    43,161

    1,23,473

    35%

    Franklin Templeton

    37,265

    68,336

    55%

    Canara Robeco

    31,885

    70,198

    45%

    Tata

    29,041

    1,17,410

    25%

    HSBC

    28,139

    90,383

    31%

    Sundaram

    20,756

    46,831

    44%

    PPFAS

    19,750

    41,460

    48%

    Bandhan (Erstwhile IDFC)

    17,827

    1,20,554

    15%

    Invesco

    14,221

    53,985

    26%

    quant

    12,360

    25,618

    48%

    Motilal Oswal

    11,181

    33,051

    34%

    PGIM India

    8,785

    23,200

    38%

    Edelweiss

    7,692

    1,07,986

    7%

    Baroda BNP Paribas

    6,650

    29,624

    22%

    Mahindra Manulife

    4,073

    10,787

    38%

    Union

    3,541

    11,530

    31%

    LIC

    3,462

    19,225

    18%

    Bank of India

    1,602

    4,443

    36%

    ITI

    1,271

    4,266

    30%

    360 ONE (Erstwhile IIFL)

    764

    5,728

    13%

    NJ

    715

    4,397

    16%

    Grand Total

    11,03,680

    44,61,674

    25%

     

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    2 Comments
    Kaushik Halai · 10 months ago `
    Icici , Hdfc and Sbi all have their own bank and hence this is sold to their account holders by respective banks
    virendra palsokar · 10 months ago
    Perfectly said I agree
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