Pune has strengthened its position in India’s mutual fund landscape, with assets under management crossing ₹3,13,238 crore, making it the country’s fourth-largest city in AUM, AMFI said.
Maharashtra leads nationally with over ₹32 lakh crore in AUM, accounting for more than 40% of India’s mutual fund industry. Pune’s investor base continues to expand, with 79,65,702 folios in the city.
Systematic Investment Plans remain central to investor discipline. Maharashtra’s SIP AUM stands at ₹4,50,382.60 crore, contributing 27% to the national total.
Investor inclusion is also improving, with women representing 30.4% of unique investors in the state. The presence of 10,496 ARN holders in Pune ensures advisory reach across segments.
AMFI said Pune’s economic base, entrepreneurial ecosystem and rising salaried class provide strong foundations for sustained long-term participation in mutual funds.
