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  • MF News Meet the AMCs with highest assets in regular plans

    Meet the AMCs with highest assets in regular plans

    Top 30 fund houses receive 55% of their total assets from regular plans.
    Karishma Gagwani Nov 15, 2023

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    The top 30 fund houses (in terms of September 2023 quarterly average AUM) manage assets of Rs 47.54 lakh crore as on September 2023. Of this, regular plans form 55% or Rs 26.18 lakh crore.

    These figures indicate that regular plans stay dominant despite the rising popularity of direct plans.   

    Further analysis of fund houses’ individual AUM shows that SBI MF, ICICI Prudential MF and HDFC MF occupy the top three spots in regular business. They have an asset base of Rs 3.47 lakh crore, Rs 3.25 lakh crore and Rs 3.18 lakh crore, respectively.

    UTI MF and Kotak MF occupy the next two spots with Rs 1.96 lakh crore and Rs 1.77 lakh crore of assets.

    In addition to the above five, three more fund houses have regular assets of over Rs 1 lakh crore - Nippon India MF (Rs 1.71 lakh crore), Aditya Birla Sun Life MF (Rs 1.61 lakh crore) and Axis MF (Rs 1.45 lakh crore).

    Also, Mirae Asset MF (Rs 92,304 crore) and Edelweiss MF (Rs 86,953 crore) make it to the list of top 10 in terms of regular business.  

    In a pure percentage basis, regular plans contribute 87% to the MF business of Mahindra Manulife MF, the highest among others. Franklin Templeton MF receives 80% followed by Sundaram MF and NJ MF who receive 79% each.

    While Edelweiss MF and Canara Robeco MF follow next, both have a similar proportion of regular assets i.e. 77%.

    Three more fund houses have over 70% share of regular plans. These are Union MF (76%), ITI MF (75%) and UTI MF (73%).

    Mutual Fund

    Regular Average AUM in Crore

    Total Monthly Average AUM in Crore

    % Regular Average AUM

    SBI (1)

    3,47,248

    8,37,899

    41%

    ICICI Prudential (2)

    3,25,022

    5,92,613

    55%

    HDFC (3)

    3,18,276

    5,33,553

    60%

    UTI (7)

    1,96,182

    2,67,712

    73%

    Kotak (5)

    1,76,901

    3,37,951

    52%

    Nippon India (4)

    1,70,941

    3,61,813

    47%

    Aditya Birla Sun Life (6)

    1,61,115

    3,06,364

    53%

    Axis (8)

    1,45,071

    2,60,750

    56%

    Mirae Asset (9)

    92,304

    1,44,375

    64%

    Edelweiss (13)

    86,953

    1,12,382

    77%

    DSP (10)

    80,657

    1,32,369

    61%

    Tata (11)

    64,746

    1,30,013

    50%

    Bandhan (Erstwhile IDFC) (12)

    60,431

    1,25,633

    48%

    Franklin Templeton (16)

    60,227

    75,327

    80%

    Canara Robeco (15)

    59,512

    77,352

    77%

    HSBC (14)

    57,117

    99,825

    57%

    Sundaram (18)

    39,464

    49,993

    79%

    Invesco (17)

    33,877

    59,819

    57%

    Motilal Oswal (20)

    22,605

    36,144

    63%

    Baroda BNP Paribas (22)

    19,643

    32,099

    61%

    PPFAS (19)

    17,958

    47,954

    37%

    quant (21)

    17,271

    35,317

    49%

    PGIM India (24)

    16,051

    23,346

    69%

    LIC (23)

    13,673

    25,206

    54%

    Mahindra Manulife (25)

    11,908

    13,734

    87%

    Union (26)

    9,982

    13,067

    76%

    NJ (30)

    3,711

    4,727

    79%

    ITI (29)

    3,697

    4,911

    75%

    Bank of India (28)

    3,498

    5,328

    66%

    360 ONE (Erstwhile IIFL) (27)

    2,801

    6,426

    44%

    Grand Total

    26,18,843

    47,54,001

    55%

    *1 - The fund houses are serially mentioned in the order of September 2023 regular average AUM  

    *2 - Numbers mentioned in brackets are September 2023 rankings

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    1 Comment
    rn cb · 7 months ago `
    Debt/Equity break-up data will give a better picture. since, debt funds are mostly from corporates will have higher direct AUM.
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