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Nippon India Mutual Fund surpasses 4 crore investor folios, marks historic milestone

Nippon Life India Asset Management has become the first mutual fund house in India to cross 4 crore investor folios. Reaching 40.2 million folios as of June 30, 2026, the AMC holds a dominant 39% share of the country's unique investor base, driven by deep retail penetration beyond metros.

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AMFI simplifies mutual fund transmission process to make claim settlement easier for nominees

AMFI has simplified mutual fund transmission procedures for deceased unit holders. New measures consider address and name mismatches for smoother claims. Asset Management Companies will now rely on updated address details supported by documentation. A harmonized framework for name and signature discrepancies is also introduced. These updated guidelines are effective…

The Economic Times

Kissht receives 3-year Amfi registration to distribute mutual funds

Kissht parent OnEMI Technology Solutions said Invincible Minds received an Amfi Registration Number on July 14. The registration is valid from July 13, 2026, to July 12, 2029. It allows the subsidiary to distribute mutual fund products, but not to launch or manage mutual fund schemes.

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Why getting a SWP death claim is not that simple for surviving spouses and why Sebi must ensure strict adherence

It is often witnessed that the aggression of marketing executives in AMCs to onboard an investor is not reciprocated while settling death claims, when the bereaved family expects empathy and handholding, and the funds to relieve them from the stress of having lost a loved one. Sebi should review the…

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India's mutual fund industry just beat FIIs in a historic first. Here's what changed

India's mutual fund industry has overtaken foreign institutional investors in total assets under custody for the first time, marking a historic shift in market ownership. Strong SIP inflows and sustained domestic participation have driven the milestone, even as FII holdings declined amid continued selling and changing global investment trends.

The Economic Times

10 crore mutual fund investors, Rs 150 lakh crore AUM: Inside AMFI's massive 2030 roadmap

AMFI CEO Venkat N. Chalasani expects India's mutual fund industry to reach 10 crore investors and ₹150 lakh crore in AUM by 2030. He credited resilient SIP flows, rising B-30 participation, regulatory reforms and growing financial awareness for the industry's structural transformation.

The Economic Times

Is your SIP giving FIIs an easy exit? AMFI CEO says mutual funds will actually lure them back

Foreign investors have withdrawn over $60 billion from Indian equities, prompting concerns that retail investors are funding their exits. However, AMFI CEO Venkat N. Chalasani argues this demonstrates market maturity, attracting future foreign investment. He highlights how domestic mutual funds, particularly SIPs, have absorbed volatility, providing crucial liquidity and resilience,…

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Vedanta Aluminium set for largecap upgrade in H2 CY26; power, oil & gas arms may turn smallcaps

Vedanta Aluminium is likely to be upgraded to the large-cap category in AMFI’s H2 CY26 semi-annual reshuffle, while Vedanta Power, Oil & Gas, and Iron & Steel may be classified as smallcaps after the demerger, according to Nuvama Institutional Equities. AMFI may also revise market-cap cut-offs, raising the large-cap threshold…

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Flexi cap fund inflows halve to Rs 5,175 crore in May after record April. Is this profit booking or a buying opportunity?

Flexi cap fund inflows dropped 49% in May to Rs 5,175 crore after April’s record surge, reflecting broader moderation across equity categories. Experts attribute this to profit booking and global uncertainties, not a structural shift. Investors are advised to continue SIPs, as long-term fundamentals and category preference remain intact.

The Economic Times

Sectoral and thematic fund inflows plunge 67% to Rs 647 crore. Are investors turning away from thematic bets?

Sectoral and thematic mutual fund inflows saw a significant drop in May, falling by 67%. This decline suggests investors are moving away from concentrated bets towards diversified strategies. Experts believe this trend reflects a natural shift during market uncertainty. While some sectors show strong performance, others lag, making sector selection…

The Economic Times

AMFI bars Stable Money from distributing mutual funds for six months

Fintech firm Stable Finserv, backed by Peak XV Partners and Lightspeed, faces a ban from distributing mutual funds until November 2026. The Association for Mutual Funds in India imposed the restriction, impacting investors' SIPs. While the exact reason remains unclear, industry insiders suggest potential violations in advertising or documentation. This…

The Economic Times

PPFAS Mutual Fund introduces choti SIP in Parag Parikh Flexi Cap, Large Cap and 3 other schemes

PPFAS Mutual Fund introduced the Rs 250 choti SIP facility across five schemes to encourage first-time investors and improve financial inclusion. The initiative allows eligible investors to start monthly SIPs with low-ticket investments under specific conditions prescribed by SEBI and AMFI.

The Economic Times

With increased labour force, 98% of urban women involved in household financial decisions: AMFi-CRISIL

Financial decision-making and labour force participation rate of women are rising in India says an AMFi-CRISIL report. Read further on Dynamite News:

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