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10 days agoFranklin Templeton’s steady inflows push India’s mutual fund AUM beyond ₹75 lakh crore
Franklin Templeton reported positive net inflows for the 55th straight month, lifting total industry assets under management to ₹75.61 lakh crore by September 2025. Strong SIP participation, rising retail inclusion, and sustained demand for midcap and passive schemes supported the expansion. Fund analysts highlighted investor preference for disciplined long-term allocation and consistent returns. The trend underscores India’s maturing investment ecosystem and growing financial literacy, which together are driving broader participation in capital markets across metros and emerging towns alike.
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10 days agoFranklin Templeton’s steady inflows push India’s mutual fund AUM beyond ₹75 lakh crore
Franklin Templeton reported positive net inflows for the 55th straight month, lifting total industry assets under management to ₹75.61 lakh crore by September 2025. Strong SIP participation, rising retail inclusion, and sustained demand for midcap and passive schemes supported the expansion. Fund analysts highlighted investor preference for disciplined long-term allocation and consistent returns. The trend underscores India’s maturing investment ecosystem and growing financial literacy, which together are driving broader participation in capital markets across metros and emerging towns alike.
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Persistent investor participation helped Franklin Templeton boost India’s mutual fund assets above ₹75 lakh crore, supported by SIP strength and increasing retail penetration nationwide.
Franklin Templeton reported positive net inflows for the 55th straight month, lifting total industry assets under management to ₹75.61 lakh crore by September 2025. Strong SIP participation, rising retail inclusion, and sustained demand for midcap and passive schemes supported the expansion. Fund analysts highlighted investor preference for disciplined long-term allocation and consistent returns. The trend underscores India’s maturing investment ecosystem and growing financial literacy, which together are driving broader participation in capital markets across metros and emerging towns alike.
Franklin Templeton reported positive net inflows for the 55th straight month, lifting total industry assets under management to ₹75.61 lakh crore by September 2025. Strong SIP participation, rising retail inclusion, and sustained demand for midcap and passive schemes supported the expansion. Fund analysts highlighted investor preference for disciplined long-term allocation and consistent returns. The trend underscores India’s maturing investment ecosystem and growing financial literacy, which together are driving broader participation in capital markets across metros and emerging towns alike.
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Oct 28, 2025 • 15:52 IST