Mutual fund SIP stoppage ratio spikes to 123% in February

March 13, 2025

The mutual fund SIP stoppage ratio rose to 122.76% in February, up from 109.15% in January, as more investors discontinued SIPs than started new ones. SIP inflows dropped nearly 2% to Rs 25,999 crore, while total SIP AUM stood at Rs 12.37 lakh crore. Experts suggest the decline is seasonal and encourage investors to stay invested.

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