FIRST TIME IN A DECADE: ETF AUM GROWTH FALLS BEHIND THAT OF MF INDUSTRY IN 2023
Business Standard|December 19, 2023
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs), one of the two channels for passive investing in mutual funds (MF), are set to lag behind the overall MF industry in terms of asset growth for the 10 years. The assets under management (AUM) of ETFs have gone up 17 per cent in 2023 so far vis-a-vis a 23 per cent growth in the overall MF AUM (till November).
ABHISHEK KUMAR
FIRST TIME IN A DECADE: ETF AUM GROWTH FALLS BEHIND THAT OF MF INDUSTRY IN 2023

The last time ETFs trailed the MF industry was in 2013, when the ETF AUM had declined 11 per cent, despite the industry's assets growing 9 per cent.

Passive funds, which include ETFs and index funds, have been a fast-growing space within the MF industry, especially post Covid-19. Their AUM, which stood at ₹1.85 trillion in December 2019, rose to ₹6.3 trillion by the end of 2022, surging over 30 per cent each year during the period. In 2023, the passive AUM growth is marginally lower than that of the industry at 22 per cent.

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