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5 days agoIndia set to add 40 million retail investors, reshaping equity market dynamics
A new wave of first-time savers is expected to bring roughly 40 million additional retail investors into Indian capital markets over the next few years. Drivers include demat penetration, fintech on-ramps, vernacular investing content and tax-efficient products. Market strategists say the influx could deepen liquidity beyond headline indices, but also heightens the need for investor education amid complex derivatives and concentrated flows. Exchanges and brokers are scaling risk-controls, while mutual funds and passive products may capture a larger share of systematic savings as participation broadens.
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5 days agoIndia set to add 40 million retail investors, reshaping equity market dynamics
A new wave of first-time savers is expected to bring roughly 40 million additional retail investors into Indian capital markets over the next few years. Drivers include demat penetration, fintech on-ramps, vernacular investing content and tax-efficient products. Market strategists say the influx could deepen liquidity beyond headline indices, but also heightens the need for investor education amid complex derivatives and concentrated flows. Exchanges and brokers are scaling risk-controls, while mutual funds and passive products may capture a larger share of systematic savings as participation broadens.
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India set to add 40 million retail investors, reshaping equity market dynamics
5 days ago
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India may add ~40 million retail investors, deepening liquidity but increasing the need for education and risk controls across equities and derivatives.
A new wave of first-time savers is expected to bring roughly 40 million additional retail investors into Indian capital markets over the next few years. Drivers include demat penetration, fintech on-ramps, vernacular investing content and tax-efficient products. Market strategists say the influx could deepen liquidity beyond headline indices, but also heightens the need for investor education amid complex derivatives and concentrated flows. Exchanges and brokers are scaling risk-controls, while mutual funds and passive products may capture a larger share of systematic savings as participation broadens.
A new wave of first-time savers is expected to bring roughly 40 million additional retail investors into Indian capital markets over the next few years. Drivers include demat penetration, fintech on-ramps, vernacular investing content and tax-efficient products. Market strategists say the influx could deepen liquidity beyond headline indices, but also heightens the need for investor education amid complex derivatives and concentrated flows. Exchanges and brokers are scaling risk-controls, while mutual funds and passive products may capture a larger share of systematic savings as participation broadens.
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Oct 25, 2025 • 11:36 IST