CAMS's Technology & AI Innovations Drive Exponential Growth in Mutual Fund Ecosystem; AUM crosses ₹52 lakh Cr
CAMS announced significant technology and AI innovations, including CAMSLens, to boost mutual fund ecosystem growth. AUM crossed ₹52 lakh crore, with plans to host 8 new AMCs annually and double volumes in two years.
The news details strategic investments in AI and technology, capacity expansion to host new AMCs, and strong growth in AUM and investor count, which are fundamental drivers for future revenue and market position, thus having a high impact.
The announcement highlights significant technological advancements, market share retention, substantial AUM growth, and future expansion plans, all indicating a very strong positive outlook for CAMS.
Computer Age Management Services Limited (CAMS) announced its plans to bolster its operating infrastructure, talent, and technological spine to catalyze the growth of the mutual fund industry. The company is future-proofing its platform with AI and other advanced technologies to support sustained industry growth. * CAMS aims to host up to 8 new AMCs annually and concurrently support new product launches like SIFs and GIFT city MF schemes. * The company has launched CAMSLens, an AI-driven technology to ensure near-instant, consistent, and accurate implementation of new regulatory circulars, with plans for 4 more AI integrations over the next two quarters. * CAMS enabled six Mutual Fund houses (Angel One, Unifi, Jio BlackRock, Ceybank Sri Lanka, Taurus, and Choice) to go live with their products during CY2025. * The company executed over 900 million financial transactions in the previous year and can manage 2X these volumes. * As of September 2025, CAMS's Assets Under Management (AUM) crossed ₹52 lakh crore, retaining a ~68% market share. * CAMS's unique investor count crossed 4.3 crore in the quarter, growing 17% year-on-year. * Anuj Kumar, Managing Director, stated that CAMS is pursuing advanced AI-driven technologies to deliver significant lifts to efficiency, speed, and scale, preparing to grow more than 2X its present volume over the next two years.
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