Women Investors Hold ₹11.3 Trillion in AUM in FY26, Says CAMS Report

India’s mutual fund industry witnessed growing participation from women investors during FY26, according to the latest “Going Beyond the Box 2026” report released by Computer Age Management Services Limited. 

The report highlighted increasing adoption of long-term investment strategies, higher SIP participation and broader geographical penetration among women investors across CAMS-serviced mutual funds.

Women Investors Contributed in FY26

The CAMS report stated that women investors accounted for ₹11.3 trillion in assets under management (AUM) across CAMS-serviced mutual funds during FY26.

Women investors also contributed gross inflows worth ₹3 trillion during the financial year, indicating increasing participation in India’s mutual fund ecosystem.

According to the report, the total number of women investors reached 13.2 million during FY26.

Around 2.2 million new women investors were added during the year, reflecting continued growth in investor onboarding across regions and demographics.

Equity, Hybrid Funds Witnessed Higher Participation

The report noted that equity-oriented mutual fund schemes continued to remain a preferred investment category among women investors.

At the same time, hybrid and solution-oriented funds also recorded increasing adoption, suggesting a shift towards diversified and goal-based investing strategies.

Women Accounted for 29% of Live SIPs

Women investors represented 29% of active systematic investment plans (SIPs) in CAMS-serviced mutual funds.

The findings indicated rising preference for disciplined and long-term investment approaches through periodic investment routes.

Younger and B30 Investors Continued to Grow

The report highlighted that nearly 75% of women mutual fund investors were below the age of 50, with participation increasing notably among investors aged under 35 years.

It also stated that cities beyond the top 30 urban centres contributed 45% of women investors, indicating deeper penetration of mutual fund investing beyond metro locations.

Digital Adoption, Long-Term Wealth Creation Trends

The CAMS report observed that women investors were increasingly using digital and assisted investment channels.

It also highlighted growing preference for multi-asset portfolios and investment strategies aligned with long-term wealth creation objectives.

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Conclusion

Women investors continued to increase their participation in India’s mutual fund industry during FY26 through higher SIP adoption, broader geographical presence and growing allocation towards diversified investment products, according to the latest CAMS report.

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