Systematic investment plans (SIPs) are a popular and disciplined way to invest in mutual funds which allow investors to contribute a fixed amount at regular intervals, making it easier to build ...

Systematic investment plans or SIPs have become a popular way to invest in mutual funds, with most experts agreeing that it is an excellent way to build wealth over time through disciplined investing.

Fund managers are walking tight rope balancing investment rationale and distributor demands. Financial Express.com gets you select industry view on the developing dynamics.

Despite an increase in systematic investment plan (SIPs) contributions, the stoppage ratio of SIPs, which stood at 52.3 per cent last year, has spiked to 109 per cent in January 2025. This is a ...

We see the ripple effects of this slowdown impacting corporate earnings. This slowdown we believe is cyclical in nature and ...

A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a disciplined way of investing in mutual funds. It allows investors to contribute a fixed amount at regular intervals instead of making a lump sum investment.

This is the first time we are witnessing a reversal in trend since SIPs became household name and today comprise 19.6% of the total mutual fund industry assets. Table: Number of New SIPs ...

Is investor confidence around SIPs declining? While some experts see the rise in SIP cancellations and dip in inflows as an alarming trend, others consider this a normal behaviour during ...