Indian Women Prefer Mutual Funds but Represent 26% of Investor Base

A study by The Wealth Company reveals that while 56% of Indian women prefer mutual funds for growth, they constitute only about 26% of the country's mutual fund investor base. Despite increasing earnings and financial decision-making, many women remain underrepresented in formal investing. Systematic investment plans are the favored mode among women investors, who seek better advisory support. Non-investors often allocate less than 10% of income to investments and desire simplified information, especially in tier 2 and emerging cities.