Mutual funds have become an increasingly popular investment vehicle for retail investors, offering a diversified and professionally managed approach to wealth building.

Women have long been underrepresented in India’s workforce. There was a time when women primarily managed household budgets—saving where possible and cutting costs when needed.

Today, we are living in an era where groceries and food are ordered with a tap, many services are just a click away, and even our banking & investment activities can be monitored and executed in real-time.

The mutual fund industry in India has experienced remarkable growth in recent years, driven by its increasing popularity, especially in the era of digitalisation.

The Mutual Fund industry is brimming with opportunities, and at the heart of this dynamic landscape is the mutual fund distributor—a key player of the industry who simplifies complex investment journeys and aligns them with individual financial needs.

In a country where traditional career paths like becoming a doctor, or engineer, are popular.

Despite significant strides in gender equality, women continue to be underrepresented in the business world. In India, for instance, only a small fraction of entrepreneurs are women.

Today, more and more individuals are looking for business opportunities that require low initial investment but offer high potential for growth and impact.

Over the past two decades, the mutual fund industry has seen remarkable growth, with AUM increasing from ₹1.56 lakh crore on August 31, 2004, to ₹66.70 lakh crore as of August 31, 2024 (Source: AMFI).

The Mutual Fund industry has witnessed sharp growth in the last two decades.