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  • Groww Clocks Rs 805 Crore Net Loss In FY24, Revenue Up 119 Per Cent | Economy News

    Bengaluru: Online brokerage firm Groww on Monday reported a net loss of Rs 805 crore in FY24, after paying about Rs 1,340 crore as a one-time tax on its domicile movement to India earlier this year.

    The company clocked Rs 3,145 crore in revenue for the fiscal ending March 31, 2024, a 119 per cent growth from FY23 at Rs 1,435 crore. Groww said it maintained its operational profitability of Rs 535 crore for FY24 compared to Rs 458 crore for FY23.

    The full-stack financial services platform continued its growth trajectory with 2.2 times increase in scale on a consolidated basis for last fiscal. In comparison, its rivals Zerodha and Angel One reported revenues of Rs 8,370 crore and Rs 4,272 crore, respectively, in the last fiscal.

    Groww became the first stock broker in the country to cross 1 crore active investors earlier this calendar year. As of October, Groww’s active stock investor base stood at 1.2 crore.

    The online brokerage said it has emerged as the preferred mutual funds investing platform for retail investors, with nearly one in four new SIPs in the country happening via Groww.

    Last year, Groww ventured into consumer lending, payments, and asset management through subsidiary businesses.

    The top five discount brokers accounted for 64.5 per cent of total NSE active clients in September compared to 61.9 per cent in the same month last year.

    While online brokerage Zerodha reported a 1.1 per cent (on-month) increase in its client count to 8 million, with a 20bp fall in market share to 16.6 per cent, Groww reported a 3.1 per cent increase in its client count to 12.3 million, with a 15bp rise in market share to 25.6 per cent.

  • Do you really want Groww’s new fund with widest inventory protection?

    But do buyers want the brand new fund? The firm says they do. “We wish to supply a well-diversified fund, particularly to retail buyers who’re but to expertise fairness investing. Also, proper now valuations are barely on the upper aspect in mid- and small-cap segments. So, this fund presents stability of large-caps,” factors out Varun Gupta, chief government officer of Groww AMC.

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    The nitty-gritty

    As a passively-managed fund, Groww Nifty Total Market Index Fund will monitor the Nifty Total Market Index. The Nifty Total Market Index contains Nifty 500 Index shares and Nifty Microcap 250 Index shares. Micro cap firms are people who have lower than ₹5,000 crore of market capitalization.

    The Nifty 500 Index might be break up into large-caps (1-100 shares in market-cap phrases), mid-caps (101-250 shares) and small-caps (251-500 shares).

    In phrases of weightages, the Nifty Total Market Index could have 72% weightage in large-caps, adopted by mid-caps (16.1%), small cap (8.6%) and micro cap (3.4%). Micro caps could have the least weightage as these firms’ market capitalizations are a lot decrease than different market segments.

    What works

    The giant inventory protection of the fund presents publicity to a well-diversified portfolio, throughout totally different firm sizes and sectors.

    “This fund could also be extra appropriate for first-time fairness buyers, who aren’t certain how investments must be allotted throughout totally different market segments or which funds to select,” says Arun Kumar, head of analysis, FundsIndia.

    The fund can outperform concentrated indices like Nifty 50, when there’s a broader market rally. Funds monitoring the Nifty 50 Index spend money on the highest 50 firms in India when it comes to market capitalization.

    When market sentiments are weak, investor flows are restricted to those giant cap names. Mid-cap and small-cap pockets of the inventory market are likely to outperform when sentiments are robust. The Total Market Fund— with 24.7% weightage to mid-cap and small-cap shares—is prone to do higher than Nifty 50 throughout such durations. At the identical time, because the fund has greater weight in large-caps, it’s prone to be much less risky than mid cap and small cap funds.

    What doesn’t work

    A comparability of three-year rolling returns between Nifty 50 and Nifty Total Market Index exhibits that the latter has delivered greater three-year returns in 1,814 observations. While Nifty 50 has delivered greater three-year returns in 1,901 observations.

    The three-year returns have been rolled day by day over a 15-year interval, from 1 April 2008 to 31 March 2023. On a mean, the Nifty Total Market Index has delivered three-year annualized returns of 10.54%, solely marginally outperforming Nifty 50 Index with 10.5% returns (see graphic).

    The similar train over a 10-year interval exhibits that the Nifty Total Market Index has delivered common three-year returns of 11.61%, in opposition to Nifty 50’s returns of 10.93%

    The Nifty Total Market Index has delivered greater three-year returns in 1,463 observations, whereas the Nifty 50 has delivered greater three-year returns in 1,013 observations.

    In phrases of weightages, the index has lots of similarities to Nifty 500. The Nifty 500 Index has 75% weight in large-caps, 16% in mid-caps and 9% in small-caps.

    The Total Market Index covers 250 micro cap shares along with the shares within the Nifty 500 Index. However, the index has simply 3.4% weight to micro-caps and barely decrease weight in large-caps at 72%. Can this fund meaningfully outperform the Nifty 500 Index with the assistance of its micro cap allocation? Only time will inform.

    What ought to buyers do

    Actively-managed funds, significantly in large-cap phase, have seen their outperformance shrink. But that’s not but the case in relation to mid-cap and small-cap funds. Here, actively-managed funds have continued to reveal their capacity to outperform benchmark indices.

    “There remains to be ample scope of outperformance in actively-managed mid-cap and small-cap funds. So, buyers with a sure understanding of MFs ought to nonetheless search for actively-managed funds in mid-cap and small- cap area, together with a conventional Nifty 50 Index for a big cap publicity, to finish their fairness portfolio,” says Kumar of FundsIndia. Certain small-cap funds additionally take sizeable publicity in micro cap firms.

    When broader markets rally, the Total Market Fund can outperform slender indices like Nifty 50. Broader market indices are likely to do properly throughout such durations. “Investors who’ve simply skilled financial institution fastened deposits or different easy merchandise can contemplate such an all-market fund to start out their fairness journey. As it’s a passive fund making an attempt to imitate the index, there isn’t any threat of underperformance because of the fund supervisor’s funding selections,” factors out Nirav Karkera, head of analysis at Fisdom. Stock choice, assigning of weightages to every inventory, entry and exit will all occur in accordance with index’s semi-annual re-balancing

    Investors can let the fund construct a monitor file and see how effectively it might probably monitor the underlying index. The new fund supply is open for subscription from 3-17 October.

  • In India, practically 76% of the respondents are first-time traders: Groww survey 

    NEW DELHI: Groww, an funding platform, introduced the findings of its survey on monetary investments most popular by Indian traders forward of the competition season.

    According to the survey, “India’s increased financial literacy coupled with the pandemic has led to a steep rise in the investor community, especially among the younger population. According to the survey, nearly 76% of the respondents are first-time investors, and 69% of respondents have been investing for less than a year. Seasoned investors who’ve been in the market for more than 5 years account for only 5.7%. Of the total survey respondents, Gen Z (18-24 years) and Gen Y (25-30 years) lead the chart as first-time investors, with 39% and 34% respectively.”

    The survey was performed with traders aged 18 and above to know if the competition season impacts their funding choices. The survey particulars completely different funding avenues and functions which might be useful to unlock the potential of this market.

    Stock market engaging to younger traders

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    Key highlights: Overall, amongst traders, shares and mutual funds high the charts, at 87% and 58% respectively.

    Decoding the aim driving India’s investments throughout the festive season

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    Key highlights: The high 2 drivers for investments might be creating long-term wealth and normal financial savings. The survey additionally highlights that retirement planning is without doubt one of the high funding priorities for traders aged 40 years and above. On the opposite hand, tax financial savings doesn’t affect funding choices, with solely 3% of traders contemplating transferring their investments within the tax-savings asset class choices, this festive season, as per the survey

    Analyzing the influence of the festive season on Indian traders

    View Full ImageFestival season and Investment choices 

    Key Highlights: Overall, greater than 80% respondents stated the festive season could have no influence on their funding plans, and 30% respondents aged between 18-30 years are planning to take a position greater than normal, indicating optimistic sentiments of investing throughout the festive season. Of the full respondents, 35% of traders aged 31-40 years and 34% of traders aged 25-30 years will plan to take a position lower than normal. This is primarily as a result of 45% of respondents are planning smaller purchases (buying), 19% plan to get their houses renovated and 18% are planning greater purchases resembling a automotive, devices and others, as per the survey.

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  • Increase in first-time traders foraying into India’s funding market

    NEW DELHI: There has been a visual improve within the proportion of first-time traders from the age group of 18-30 this 12 months, reveals Groww database.

    Groww, a web based funding platform, established round 5 years in the past mentioned that 94.53% progress was noticed for first-time traders in 2021 until July as in comparison with final 12 months. Its investor base is quickly rising and has already crossed over 15 million clients.

    Mint earlier reported that Groww claims it has 15 million+ clients, with 250,000 systematic funding plans opened each month on its platform. Also, from September 2020 to April 2021, it has opened up almost 70 lakh clients, with 60% of its clients in Tier-2 cities and past.

    As per Groww database, “2020 witnessed a 226.12% increase in the number of first-time investors from the age group 18-20 years, whereas in 2021 there has been an increase of 101.65% already and is growing. This has been the highest among all the other age groups, indicating that millennials and younger investors are taking interest in wealth creation at a younger age.”

    There has been a constant spike within the variety of new traders getting into the house since 2020. The firm mentioned, “We have seen 206.08% growth in first-time investors in 2020 and a 94.53% growth just within the two quarter of 2021, which is expected to increase manifold in this year, indicating that newer investors are entering the ecosystem.”

    Besides, ladies traders getting into the house has witnessed an uptick since 2020 and has proven an identical development in 2021 as effectively indicating rising curiosity amongst ladies traders throughout all monetary portfolios.

    Top 5 cities from the place the very best variety of younger traders have come on to the platform to speculate are as follows:

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    Pune, Mumbai, Bengaluru and New Delhi are the highest cities which have witnessed constant progress over the past two years when it comes to the variety of younger traders who’ve began investing. Pune tops the listing throughout all of the funding portfolios besides IPO, for which Ahmedabad takes the lead.

    Majority of younger traders are from Pune, New Delhi, Bengaluru and Mumbai throughout all of the funding portfolios. Ahmedabad makes it to the highest with regards to IPO investments, Lucknow leads for shares, Kolkata spearheads funding in Mutual Funds, and Hyderabad is the very best for funding in gold for this monetary 12 months.

    Also, the very best numbers of younger ladies traders are from Mumbai whereas the biggest variety of younger male traders are from Pune.

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