After registering a dip in March, the assets under management (AUM) of the mutual fund industry have registered an increase of 3.04 per cent in April.
According to data provided by the Association of Mutual Funds of India (Amfi), the total AUM of the industry stands at Rs 766,373 crore, a rise of Rs 22,590 crore over assets at the end of the previous month.
The mutual fund industry’s AUM had dipped by 4.78 per cent in March and by 4 per cent in January. In February, on the other hand, they had risen to Rs 7,81,154.27 crore, up 2.65 per cent over the previous month.
In April, among the 37 fund house whose data has been made available, 12 fund houses have registered a dip in their AUMs. Percentage wise, Shinsei MF registered the highest 39.43 per cent decline in its AUM. Fortis MF witnessed the second highest dip of 12.68 per cent in its AUM.
At the other end of the spectrum, L&T MF saw the maximum 64.30 per cent rise in its assets: its AUM stood at Rs 4,126 crore in April. New entrant Peerless MF too witnessed a rise of 63.78 per cent. Its total AUM at the end of April stood at Rs 496 crore.
Other fund houses which witnessed a considerable increase in their AUMs were Edelweiss MF and Sahara MF: their AUMs rose by 45.07 per cent and 26.70 per cent respectively in April. Three other fund houses saw an above 10 per cent increase in their AUM.
Amongst the top four fund houses, except for UTI MF, which saw its AUM fall by (-) 0.95 per cent in April, all the other top AMCs registered an increase in their AUMs.
Reliance MF’s AUM increased by 1.27 per cent and stood at Rs 1,11,819 crore. HDFC MF saw a considerable increase in it AUM in April: its AUM grew by 6.67 per cent and stood at Rs 94,703 crore at the end of April. The AUM of Birla Sun Life MF too grew substantially by 11.49 per cent in April to Rs 69,532 crore. ICICI Prudential MF’s AUM too increased by 2.53 per cent.
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