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  • MF News Which fund houses dominate the retail space?

    Which fund houses dominate the retail space?

    With over Rs 1.30 lakh crore of retail assets each, HDFC MF, SBI MF and ICICI Prudential MF are the top 3 players in the retail segment.
    Team Cafemutual Feb 7, 2024

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    HDFC MF manages the largest chunk of retail assets, shows an analysis of December 2023 average AUM data. Its asset base stands at Rs 1.63 lakh crore and is followed by SBI MF which has Rs. 1.45 lakh crore of these assets.

    ICICI Prudential MF, Nippon India MF and Axis MF are the next three fund houses that manage over Rs 1 lakh crore each. Their respective asset base stands at Rs 1.32 lakh crore, Rs 1.23 lakh crore and Rs 1 lakh crore.

    Notably, these are the only five fund houses to have Rs 1 lakh crore-plus of retail assets.

    However, UTI MF and Aditya Birla Sun Life MF could catch up on this gap eventually as they currently have retail average AUM of Rs 85,110 crore and Rs 82,087 crore, respectively.

    Following them are Mirae Asset MF, Kotak MF and DSP MF with retail assets of Rs 69,988 crore, Rs 64,388 crore and Rs 52,610 crore, respectively.

    How much do retail assets contribute to the overall asset base?    

    Notably, only two fund houses have 50% or more of their average AUM in retail assets. While Franklin Templeton MF holds 54%, quant mf has half of its average AUM in such assets.

    Not far behind are Canara Robeco MF and PPFAS MF where retail assets form 48% of the average AUM.  Sundaram MF, Mirae Asset MF and PGIM India MF follow next with a retail composition of 46%, 45% and 45%, respectively.  

    Here is the proportion of retail assets across fund houses.  Figures mentioned are in crore

    Sr No

    Mutual Fund

    Retail Avg AUM

    Total Monthly Avg AUM

    Retail as a % of Total

    1

    HDFC (3)

    1,63,088

    5,74,415

    28%

    2

    SBI (1)

    1,45,576

    8,80,143

    17%

    3

    ICICI Prudential (2)

    1,31,849

    6,39,974

    21%

    4

    Nippon India (4)

    1,22,501

    3,93,958

    31%

    5

    Axis (8)

    1,00,287

    2,65,609

    38%

    6

    UTI (7)

    85,110

    2,84,835

    30%

    7

    Aditya Birla Sun Life (6)

    82,087

    3,17,642

    26%

    8

    Mirae Asset (9)

    69,988

    1,54,729

    45%

    9

    Kotak (5)

    64,388

    3,62,441

    18%

    10

    DSP (10)

    52,610

    1,40,750

    37%

    11

    Franklin Templeton (16)

    44,702

    82,769

    54%

    12

    Canara Robeco (15)

    39,825

    83,029

    48%

    13

    Tata (11)

    36,350

    1,38,854

    26%

    14

    HSBC (14)

    34,156

    1,05,538

    32%

    15

    PPFAS (18)

    27,220

    57,091

    48%

    16

    Sundaram (19)

    24,459

    53,363

    46%

    17

    quant (20)

    22,835

    45,498

    50%

    18

    Bandhan (12)

    21,477

    1,29,493

    17%

    19

    Invesco (17)

    17,574

    66,431

    26%

    20

    Motilal Oswal (21)

    14,555

    40,795

    36%

    21

    PGIM India (24)

    10,444

    23,367

    45%

    22

    Edelweiss (13)

    9,885

    1,20,228

    8%

    23

    Baroda BNP Paribas (22)

    8,007

    33,201

    24%

    24

    LIC (23)

    5,954

    27,049

    22%

    25

    Mahindra Manulife (25)

    5,733

    16,538

    35%

    26

    Union (26)

    4,514

    13,869

    33%

    27

    Bank of India (30)

    2,213

    6,111

    36%

    28

    WhiteOak Capital (28)

    1,430

    7,126

    20%

    29

    360 ONE (27)

    1,010

    8,334

    12%

    30

    Bajaj Finserv (29)

    446

    6,686

    7%

    Grand Total

    13,50,273

    50,79,868

    27%

     

    Notes

    * We have collated and reviewed the data of fund houses occupying the top 30 spots in December 2023 rankings. Click here to view the ranking

    * Fund houses are serially mentioned in the order of December 2023 retail assets

    * Numbers mentioned in brackets are December 2023 rankings

     

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    1 Comment
    neepa khatri · 2 months ago `
    It is a good analysis. Maybe some fund houses may be overweight on Debt where more institutional players with large ticket sizes invest. Analysis purely on Equity may create a different picture—just a suggestion.
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