India can add over 100 million long-term investors by 2035: Report
According to an EY India report, India could add over 100 million long-term investors by 2035 as investing expands beyond metros and affluent households. Despite having more than 550 million active UPI users, only around 62 million people invest in mutual funds and about 50 million actively participate in equities, highlighting the large untapped investor base.
Key Takeaways
- According to an EY India report, India could add over 100 million long-term investors by 2035 as investing expands beyond metros and affluent households.
- Despite having more than 550 million active UPI users, only around 62 million people invest in mutual funds and about 50 million actively participate in equities, highlighting the large untapped investor base.
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According to an EY India report, India could add over 100 million long-term investors by 2035 as investing expands beyond metros and affluent households. Despite having more than 550 million active UPI users, only around 62 million people invest in mutual funds and about 50 million actively participate in equities, highlighting the large untapped investor base.
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This summary was curated from Economic Times.