'Nippon Life India Asset Management has come up with an investor presentation that covers the expectations for customers in terms of bettering their financial stability.

Proportion of Equity assets has remained in a stable range over the last year. Growth in Equity assets has been aided by strong retail participation. Individual segment contributes to 60% of AUM while B-30 locations contribute 18% of AUM. Steady growth of more than 17% YOY witnessed in the monthly SIP flows. SIP folios that contribute increased by 18% YOY whereas SIP AUM increased by 22% YoY.

The company has maintained its rank as 4th Largest AMC based on Total and Equity QAAUM. NIMF’s Retail share at 28% is higher than the industry average of 27% and it has seen a consistent uptick in HNI market share. NIMF has among the largest investor bases in the industry.

It has segment focused business verticals to cater to their needs in the right manner such as Key Clients Group (KCG), Elite Partners and Cl...

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