MUMBAI: The number of discontinued SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) accounts surged to a staggering 54.70 lakh in February.

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In February, the SIP cancellation ratio surged to 122%, indicating a higher number of cancellations than registrations. This ...

One of the key highlights of the slowdown in Mutual Fund flows is the big drip in SIP flows and the jump in SIP cancellation.

Investments via systematic investment plans (SIP) into Indian mutual funds cooled off in February to a three-month low of Rs ...

The SIP stoppage ratio increased to 122%, up from 109% in January 2025, indicating that more investors opted to stop their ...

According to AMFI data, February 2025 witnessed 54.7 lakh SIPs being discontinued, while only 44.56 lakh new SIPs were ...

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The decline is primarily due to February being a shorter month, according to the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI).