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Gold ETFs in India experienced a staggering 565% increase in assets under management (AUM) between June 2019 and April 2024, coinciding with the Modi government's second term. The surge in AUM, from Rs 4,930.44 crore to Rs 32,789 crore, correlates with a 1,483% rise in folios, indicating growing investor interest. This uptick is driven by factors like perceived safety, attractive returns, and the convenience offered by ETFs.

The smaller states have shown a high growth in AUM originating from the region, partly due to a lower base effect but mostly due to greater interest in mutual funds. Dig deeper, and you see a starker picture — the number of branches in many such places is negligible.

The MFs’ asset in Maharashtra was up 27 per cent last month at ₹21.69-lakh crore against ₹17.14-lakh crore logged in January 2023. The State accounted for 41 per cent of overall average AUM of the industry at ₹52.89-lakh crore last month.

Mumbai: The top five states and Union Territories, including Maharashtra, New Delhi, Karnataka, Gujarat and West Bengal witnessed an average growth of around 27-30 percent in AAUM (Average Assets under Management) in January 2024 on a year-on-year basis.

"The net inflows into the mutual fund industry were to the tune of Rs 25,616 crore in November 2023, up from Rs 11,373 crore in January this year. On a year-on-year basis, net inflows surged by 93% compared with Rs 13,264 crore in November 2022," it said. The net AUM (assets under management) stood at around Rs 49.05 lakh crore as of November 30, 2023, up from Rs 39.62 lakh crore as of January 31, 2023.