HomeNewsBusinessAMFI Monthly Data: Fewer NFOs in January drive equity inflows down to Rs 14,887.77 crore

AMFI Monthly Data: Fewer NFOs in January drive equity inflows down to Rs 14,887.77 crore

For the first time in history, the number of SIP accounts crossed 5 crore, with new SIPs generated during the month standing at 26.51 lakh. The growth is noticeable and evident, given that the total SIP accounts for the month of December 2021 were 4.98 crore.

February 10, 2022 / 13:12 IST
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Equity funds saw a healthy inflow of Rs 14,887.77 crore in January, marking a dip from Rs 25,082.54 crore a month back, possibly because of fewer New Fund Offers (NFO). SIP accounts, on the other hand, topped a record 5 crore during the month.

The assets under management (AUM) for equity schemes stood at Rs 13,56,106.47 crore in January. Except for value/contra funds, all categories of equity funds showed positive investment flows, according data released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI).

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Small-cap funds attracted handsome inflows of about Rs 1,498 crore - the highest in this category since August 2021.

With 26.51 lakh fresh accounts being added, the number of SIP accounts crossed 5 crore, for the first time in history. The growth is noticeable and evident, given that the total SIP accounts for December 2021 were around 4.98 crore.