COMPANY SNAPSHOT
SBI Mutual Fund is India’s leading bank-sponsored asset manager with a robust legacy, strategic partnership, and extensive product range. With an AUM of ₹11–12 lakh crore and over 70+ active schemes, it delivers consistent performance, innovative solutions, and vast reach across the country. Backed by SBI’s strong network and Amundi’s global expertise, it’s a top choice for both retail and institutional investors.
Assets Under Management (AUM)
- As of Q2 FY25 (Sept 2024), the AUM hit a record ₹10.99 lakh crore, well ahead of peers ICICI and HDFC.
- Other estimates as of March–April 2025 put total AUM in the range of ₹11–12 lakh crore.
Key Product Offerings
- Offers 70–80+ schemes overall, spanning equity (~44), debt (~22), hybrids (~11), along with ETFs, FOFs, and offshore or thematic products.
Leadership & Team
- Current MD & CEO: Mr. Nand Kishore
- Equity operations led by CIO Mr. R. Srinivasan, fixed income by Mr. Rajeev Radhakrishnan.
Performance & Reach
- Serves a vast investor base—over 5–6 million unique investors, via 200+ branches and SBI’s enormous banking network.
- Offers strong long-term performance: for example, SBI Contra Fund delivered 3 year CAGR ~22–23% and 5 year ~27–37%, while Healthcare Opportunities delivered ~29–30% 5 year returns.
- Retail inflows via SIPs have been a key driver of growth .
INDUSTRY OUTLOOK
Current Landscape
- Assets Under Management (AUM):Reached ₹72.2 lakh crore as of May 2025 – a 22% YoY increase, driven largely by equity inflows and SIPs.
- Investor Base: Over 23 crore folios, up 32% in FY25, with strong growth from Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities (B30 regions).
- SIPs (Systematic Investment Plans): Monthly inflows have crossed ₹27,000 crore, indicating rising financial discipline among retail investors.
Future Outlook (2025–2030)
- AUM Projection: Expected to reach ₹100 lakh crore (~$1.2 trillion) by 2030, growing at ~10–13% CAGR.
- Growth Drivers:
- Retail SIPs & financial inclusion
- Tech-driven distribution channels
- Geographic expansion into Tier 2/3/4 cities
- Improved regulatory clarity and transparency
- Long-Term Themes: Passive investing, ESG-aligned funds, goal-based products, and AI-based advisory platforms.
Conclusion
India’s mutual fund industry is poised for sustained growth, backed by rising investor confidence, digitization, and a young, savings-oriented population. The long-term outlook is structurally strong, making mutual funds a core vehicle for wealth creation.
LATEST SHAREHOLDING
| Shareholder | Current Holding (%) |
| State Bank of India | 63.00% |
| Amundi India Holding | 37.00% |
| Total | 100.00% |