India's mutual fund industry has surpassed foreign institutional investors in assets under custody, driven by strong SIP inflows and robust domestic participation.
Domestic mutual funds now hold ₹76.41 lakh crore
Jul 08, 2026
04:07 pm
What's the storyIn a historic development, India's mutual fund industry has overtaken foreign institutional investors (FIIs) in total assets under custody.
According to the latest data from the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL), domestic mutual funds now hold a total of ₹76.41 lakh crore in assets, slightly ahead of FIIs at ₹76.22 lakh crore.
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