India mutual fund monitor
October 2019
Flows, assets, SIPs, fund-house structure and equity ownership activity. Each dataset keeps its own period; the status at the foot of the page lists them.
Flows & AUM Oct 2019 SIP not published for Oct 2019 NFO Oct 2019 Fund-house assets Jul–Sep 2019 (quarterly) Holdings not covered
AMFI monthly report, Oct 2019. Total net flow covers all schemes; the asset-class figures are open-ended schemes. +48,556 Cr of the AUM change came from market movement and other effects, not investor money.
1 · Where money moved
Net flow by asset class · open-ended schemes · ₹ crore
- Equity +6,026 Cr
- Debt +1.21 lakh Cr
- Hybrid +314 Cr
- Index funds & ETFs +6,654 Cr
- Overseas fund of funds +28.71 Cr
- Solution oriented +173 Cr
| Asset class | This month | Previous | 3 months | 12 months |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Equity | +6,026 | +6,609 | +21,788 | — |
| Debt | +121,140 | -158,033 | +54,234 | — |
| Hybrid | +314 | +2,028 | +7,289 | — |
| Index funds & ETFs | +6,654 | +1,425 | +6,853 | — |
| Overseas fund of funds | +28.71 | +96.26 | +167 | — |
| Solution oriented | +173 | +140 | +457 | — |
3- and 12-month sums appear only where the series is unbroken; “—” means the window crosses a new classification.
2 · Category winners and losers
SEBI scheme categories · Oct 2019
Largest category inflows
| Category | Net flow | % of AUM | 3 months | 12 months |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LiquidDebt | +93,203 | +24.00% | +31,900 | — |
| Money MarketDebt | +6,612 | +10.32% | +4,099 | — |
| Ultra Short TermDebt | +6,187 | +7.15% | +2,233 | — |
| Other ETFs (single category)Passive | +5,906 | +4.01% | +5,221 | — |
| OvernightDebt | +5,748 | +41.50% | +3,640 | — |
| Banking and PSU DebtDebt | +4,855 | +9.24% | +9,690 | — |
| Ultra Short to Short TermDebt | +3,074 | +3.65% | +1,737 | — |
| ArbitrageHybrid | +2,644 | +3.54% | +13,104 | — |
Largest category outflows
| Category | Net flow | % of AUM | 3 months | 12 months |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aggressive / Balanced Hybrid (combined)Hybrid | -1,974 | -1.42% | -4,784 | — |
| Credit RiskDebt | -1,382 | -2.09% | -6,002 | — |
| Medium TermDebt | -779 | -2.41% | -2,063 | — |
| Equity SavingsHybrid | -529 | -3.33% | -1,784 | — |
| Conservative HybridHybrid | -258 | -1.87% | -777 | — |
| Value / Contra (combined)Equity | -229 | -0.41% | +67.96 | — |
| Dynamic TermDebt | -109 | -0.58% | -403 | — |
| GiltDebt | -66.71 | -0.77% | +542 | — |
Investor money into and out of each category. It is not attributed to any stock.
3 · Fund-house market structure
Average AUM · quarterly
Fund-house data: Jul–Sep 2019 quarter. AMFI publishes fund-house assets as quarterly averages. This is the latest quarter that had ended by Oct 2019; it is not a October observation and nothing is interpolated. A later quarter (Apr–Jun 2026) is available on the AMC explorer.
| Fund house | Average AUM | Market share | Δ quarter | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HDFC Mutual Fund | 3.77 lakh Cr | 14.67% | +0.45 pp | 1 |
| ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund | 3.48 lakh Cr | 13.56% | +0.32 pp | 2 |
| SBI Mutual Fund | 3.21 lakh Cr | 12.49% | +0.42 pp | 3 |
| Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund | 2.54 lakh Cr | 9.89% | -0.08 pp | 4 |
| Nippon India Mutual Fund | 2.03 lakh Cr | 7.89% | -0.84 pp | 5 |
| Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund | 1.68 lakh Cr | 6.56% | +0.23 pp | 6 |
| UTI Mutual Fund | 1.54 lakh Cr | 6.01% | -0.19 pp | 7 |
| Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund | 1.24 lakh Cr | 4.83% | -0.07 pp | 8 |
| Axis Mutual Fund | 1.06 lakh Cr | 4.11% | +0.10 pp | 9 |
| Bandhan Mutual Fund | 94,151 Cr | 3.67% | +0.44 pp | 10 |
Biggest share gainers · quarter
- HDFC Mutual Fund+0.45 pp
- Bandhan Mutual Fund+0.44 pp
- SBI Mutual Fund+0.42 pp
- ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund+0.32 pp
- Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund+0.23 pp
Biggest share decliners · quarter
- Nippon India Mutual Fund-0.84 pp
- L&T Mutual Fund-0.19 pp
- UTI Mutual Fund-0.19 pp
- Tata Mutual Fund-0.17 pp
- DSP Mutual Fund-0.11 pp
Rank changes among the top 30
- BNP Paribas Mutual Fund25 → 23
- JM Financial Mutual Fund23 → 25
- Mirae Asset Mutual Fund15 → 14
- Sundaram Mutual Fund14 → 15
- Canara Robeco Mutual Fund19 → 18
- LIC Mutual Fund18 → 19
Official AMC-level net-flow data is not available from the validated source. AUM movement includes both investor flows and market movement.
4 · SIPs & retail participation
AMFI Monthly Note (SIP) and monthly report (folios)
SIP contribution is published from June 2024 and SIP assets from January 2024; contributing accounts from September 2024. Earlier months show “Not published for this period”, never zero.
5 · New fund offers
New Schemes sheet of the AMFI monthly report · Oct 2019
| Published category | Schemes | Mobilised | Schemes launched |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sectoral /Thematic | 2 | 676 Cr | — |
| Index Fund | 1 | 425 Cr | — |
| Overnight Fund | 2 | 371 Cr | — |
| Large & Mid Cap Fund | 1 | 299 Cr | — |
| Banking & PSU Fund | 1 | 275 Cr | — |
| Fixed Term Plan | 3 | 174 Cr | — |
| Ultra Short Duration Fund | 1 | 134 Cr | — |
| Other ETFs | 1 | 83.00 Cr | — |
| Capital Protection Oriented Schemes | 1 | 45.00 Cr | — |
| ELSS | 1 | 12.00 Cr | — |
Ordered by amount mobilised in each category. AMFI prints NFO amounts by category, so the largest NFOs are shown as the largest categories with their scheme names.
6 · Equity ownership activity
Disclosed holdings · like-for-like portfolios · Oct 2019
Portfolio disclosures in this dataset start in Jan 2022, so there is no holdings view for Oct 2019.
7 · Data status
What each figure on this page refers to
| Dataset | Period on this page | Frequency | Latest available |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flows, AUM, folios | Oct 2019 | Monthly | Aug 2026 |
| SIP contribution & assets | Not published for this period | Monthly (from Jun 2024) | Aug 2026 |
| New fund offers | Oct 2019 | Monthly | Aug 2026 |
| Fund-house assets & market share | Jul–Sep 2019 | Quarterly average | Apr–Jun 2026 |
| Equity holdings | Not covered | Monthly disclosures | Aug 2026 |
Known limitations: no official net flow exists by fund house; fund-house figures are quarterly averages; SIP history starts in 2024; category flows cannot be attributed to stocks. Methodology →