SUBSCRIBE NEWSLETTER
  • Change Language
  • English
  • Hindi
  • Marathi
  • Gujarati
  • Punjabi
  • Tamil
  • Telugu
  • Bengali
  • MF News Birla Sun Life, SBI and DSP BlackRock have highest promoter group share in AAUM

    Birla Sun Life, SBI and DSP BlackRock have highest promoter group share in AAUM

    The sponsor and associates of Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund have contributed Rs. 6,568 crore in the total average asset under management as on March, 2014, highest among the top ten AMCs in terms of AAUM.
    Nishant Patnaik Apr 30, 2014
    The sponsor and associates of Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund have contributed Rs. 6,568 crore in the total average asset under management as on March, 2014, highest among the top ten AMCs in terms of AAUM.

    Sponsor and associates of Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund, SBI Mutual Fund and DSP BlackRock have the highest percentage of contribution in their total average asset under management (AAUM), shows the latest data published by fund houses. The promoters of these fund houses have an 8% share in total AAUM.

    In a first of its kind disclosure, AMCs have disclosed the AUM contributed by sponsors, contribution to AUM from investors type (retail, corporate, etc.) in different scheme types (equity, debt, ETF, etc.) and state-wise/union territory-wise contribution to AUM. It is now a monthly disclosure. Earlier, fund houses used to disclose the AUM break up of T-15 and B-15 cities and the AUM of different categories of schemes like equity, balanced, debt, ETF, etc. on a quarterly basis on their websites.

    With investment of Rs. 6,586 crore, the sponsor and associates, of Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund had the highest contribution in AAUM followed by SBI Mutual Fund (Rs. 5,218) and ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund (Rs. 4,972 crore).

    Among the top ten fund houses in terms of AAUM, the promoters of HDFC Mutual Fund and Reliance Mutual Fund have invested Rs.4,032 crore and Rs. 3,651 crore respectively. On the other hand, the sponsor and associates of Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund and Kotak Mutual Fund have the lowest contribution of Rs. 70 crore and Rs. 176 crore respectively in their total AAUM.

    The data shows that such investments are largely made in liquid funds.

     

    Contribution of sponsor and associates of top ten AMCs in terms of AAUM

    Fund House

    Contribution of sponsor and its associates in Monthly AAUM

    AUM as on March 31, 2014 excluding Fund of Funds

    % in total AUM

    Birla Sun Life

    6586

    86085

    8%

    SBI

    5218

    67819

    8%

    ICICI Prudential

    4972

    106000

    5%

    HDFC

    4032

    113447

    4%

    Reliance

    3651

    103363

    4%

    DSP BlackRock

    2485

    31361

    8%

    UTI

    2395

    72893

    3%

    IDFC

    1525

    41245

    4%

    Kotak

    176

    32950

    1%

    Franklin Templeton

    70

    46091

    0.1%

     

    Have a query or a doubt?
    Need a clarification or more information on an issue?
    Cafemutual welcomes all mutual fund and insurance related questions. So write in to us at newsdesk@cafemutual.com

    Click to clap
    Disclaimer: Cafemutual is an industry platform of mutual fund professionals. Our visitors are requested to maintain the decorum of the platform when expressing their thoughts and commenting on articles. Viewers are advised to refrain from making defamatory allegations against individuals. Those making abusive language or defamatory allegations will be blocked from accessing the web site.
    0 Comment
    Be the first to comment.
    Login or Sign up to post comments.
    More than 2,07,000 of your industry peers are staying on top of their game by receiving daily tips, ideas and articles on growth strategies. Join them and stay updated by subscribing to Cafemutual newsletters.

    Fill in the below details or write to newsdesk@cafemutual.com and subscribe to Cafemutual Newsletter now.
    Cafemutual is an independent media platform and focuses on providing knowledge and information for the benefit of finance professionals. We do not promote any particular brand or asset category.