Market volatility impacting AUM and flows
Persistent equity market volatility and FII outflows could pressure AUM growth and lead to higher SIP cancellations, as seen in Q4.
Aditya Birla Sun · risk themes across the available quarters.
Bear-case history
Persistent equity market volatility and FII outflows could pressure AUM growth and lead to higher SIP cancellations, as seen in Q4.
The 5 bps total expense ratio cut effective April 2026 could compress margins if cost optimization measures fall short.
SIP cancellations rose during the volatile quarter, and if sustained, could slow AUM growth despite strong new registrations.