CAMS Report: Women Investors Drive ₹11.3 Lakh Crore AUM, Account for 35% of FY26 Inflows
CAMS' "Going Beyond the Box 2026" report reveals women investors manage ₹11.3 Lakh Crore AuM and contributed ₹3.0 Lakh Crore to FY26 inflows. The report highlights 13.2 million women investors, a 29% share of SIPs, and increasing adoption of diversified, long-term investment strategies.
The report provides valuable insights into a significant and growing investor segment, which can inform strategic decisions for asset managers and distributors. While not directly impacting CAMS' immediate financials, it strengthens their position as a key service partner.
The report highlights strong growth and increasing participation of women investors in mutual funds, indicating positive trends for the industry and CAMS.
Computer Age Management Services Limited (CAMS) has released the 5th edition of its "Going Beyond the Box - Report on Women Investors 2026." The report indicates a significant surge in women's participation in India's mutual fund ecosystem, with women now managing ₹11.3 trillion (₹11.3 Lakh Crore) in assets under management (AuM). They also contributed ₹3.0 trillion (₹3.0 Lakh Crore) in gross inflows during FY'26.
The report highlights a shift towards purposeful, disciplined, and growth-oriented investing among women. Anuj Kumar, Managing Director, CAMS, commented that rising financial independence and growing awareness of wealth-building products are driving this trend, reflecting increased investment confidence and long-term wealth creation behavior.
Key findings from the report include: a growing investor base with 13.2 million women investors and 2.2 million new investors added in FY'26; a preference for equity and hybrid funds indicating diversification and goal-based investing; strong SIP adoption with women accounting for 29% of live SIPs; a rising younger demographic with nearly 75% of women investors below 50; and increased participation from Beyond Top 30 cities, contributing 45% of women investors.
The report suggests women investors are becoming more comfortable with digital and assisted channels and are increasingly opting for multi-asset portfolios aligned with long-term financial goals. CAMS positions women as a transformative force in wealth creation, with implications for asset managers, distributors, and policymakers to enhance inclusion and cater to evolving needs.
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