v INDIAN WEALTH MANAGEMENT - ISSUE 2, 2017
65%
45%
The percentage of respondents to
a Hubbis survey who feel there is
a lack of fees transparency
within Indian wealth and
asset management.
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AUM in the private wealth arm
of Kotak Mahindra Bank
has grown by
almost 45% in 2016/17.
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USD18 bn
IIFL Investment Managers
has grown in nine years
to USD18 billion in AUM
from 230 front-end advisers
across 22 locations.
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INR500
Those people who invested
INR500 on a monthly basis in the
early 1990s in SBI Mutual Fund,
the country’s first of its type, have
all become millionaires.
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1 billion
The wide gap between taxpayers
at 55 million and Aadhar
card-holders at close to 1 billion
is a huge untapped opportunity
for the mutual fund industry.
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2,000
There are 40+ fund houses in
India, selling more than 2,000
primary fund schemes;
individual investors hold about
46% of the overall assets.
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