Inflow to equity mutual funds fell 14 percent to ₹35,943.49 crore in November, reveals the latest AMFI data. Last month, the corresponding data stood at ₹41,886.69 crore.
Thematic funds saw maximum inflow among equity funds i.e., ₹7,657 crore against ₹12,278 crore in the previous month.
This was followed by flexi cap funds which stood at ₹5,084 crore.
Debt mutual funds saw an inflow of ₹12,915 crore last month in November against ₹1.57 lakh crore in the previous month.
| Equity Funds | Inflow ( ₹crore) |
Large | 2,547.92 |
| Mid Cap | 4,883.40 |
| Small Cap | 4,111.89 |
Hybrid mutual funds saw a decline of 75.5 percent to ₹4,123 crore in November from ₹16,863 crore in the previous month.
Index mutual funds saw a fall of 45 percent to ₹4,342.8 in November from ₹7,931 crore in October.
“Flows into mutual fund industry remained robust last month,” said Venkat Chalasani, Chief executive, AMFI.
SIP inflow in November stood at ₹25,319.66 crore. Last month the corresponding figure was 25,323 crore.
In the category of other schemes, index funds saw a decline of 45 percent in inflow to ₹4,342 crore in November. Gold ETFs saw a fall of 35.9 percent to ₹1,256 crore.
Meanwhile, other ETFs saw a considerable fall to ₹1,531 crore against ₹13,441 crore.
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