From SIP to ETF, from retail to HNI — NAM India is riding India’s wealth-creation journey.

When savings start to flow, And investments start to grow, NAM India wants to be where India’s money goes. With over 30 years in India’s asset-management industry, Nippon Life India Asset Management has built a business around one powerful trend — Indians moving from saving money to investing money. And the numbers tell the tale: AUM at ₹7.73 lakh crore. MF QAAUM at ₹7.25 lakh crore. PAT at ₹1,529 crore — its highest ever. But the bigger story isn't just the size. It’s the flow. It’s the SIP. It’s the investor. In FY26, NAM India’s MF QAAUM grew 30%, faster than the industry's 21% growth. Its SIP book climbed 17% YoY, while its SIP market share reached 9.84%. And ETFs are adding another gear: ETF QAAUM grew 57% YoY to ₹2.42 lakh crore, while the company continued gaining market share across equity, debt and ETFs. Then came Q1 FY27. Closing AUM climbed to ₹8.62 lakh crore, up 16% YoY, while consolidated profit rose 27% YoY to ₹503.7 crore. Mutual-fund QAAUM reached ₹7.52 lakh crore. More investors. More SIPs. More assets. More earnings. That is the compounding engine. India's financialisation story is still unfolding — and as more households shift towards mutual funds, ETFs and systematic investing, asset managers can benefit from the growth of the pool itself. India creates wealth. India invests that wealth. NAM India manages a part of that wealth. The opportunity isn't just about today's AUM. It’s about tomorrow’s SIP, tomorrow’s investor, and tomorrow’s ₹100 lakh crore economy. Savings are the seed. SIPs are the flow. AUM is the snowball. And NAM India wants to keep growing with them all.