Part 2: Sustaining Momentum and Economic Impact in FY23-24
The number of active retail investors trading index futures and options, like Nifty and Bank Nifty, increased 7.5% to 7.2 million during April-November 2023, from 6.7 million in FY23. The figure stood at 5.1 million in FY22.- Mint
Table Of Contents
Unfolding the Saga of Retail Investors: A Year On FY 23-24.
The Dawn of a New Era in Indian Investing.
Rewind and Review: A Retrospective Glance at Part-1.
Evolving Market Dynamics: The Retail Revolution.
Drivers of Change: Pioneering the Future of Investing.
Section 1: The Indian Retail Investor's Journey - Capital Market Review FY23-24.
Section2: Strategic Milestones: Shaping the Resurgence of Indian Retail Investors in FY23-24.
Section 3: Navigating FY23-24: Retail and DII Resilience Amidst FII Fluctuations.
Section 4: Empowering Retail Investors: Navigating Challenges and Seizing Opportunities in FY23-24.
Conclusion: Harnessing Insights for Future Growth.
Unfolding the Saga of Retail Investors: A Year On FY 23-24
The Dawn of a New Era in Indian Investing
A year has swiftly passed since we delved into the transformative role of retail investors in bolstering the Indian economy. As we reconvene, it's time to unravel the progress, reflect on the strides, and navigate the evolving landscape of the Indian capital market.
Rewind and Review: A Retrospective Glance at Part-1
In our previous discourse, we charted the ascent of retail investors, marking their indelible impact on the market's dynamics. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's acknowledgment of retail investors holding a substantial asset class stake set the stage for our exploration. With retail holdings climbing from 11% in FY18-19 to 18% in FY22-23, their burgeoning presence was undeniable.
Before we delve deeper into the remarkable growth of active retail investors in the Indian market, we'd like to pause and reflect on the journey that brought us here. Last year's article, "Indian Retail Investor: The next big thing,"
received tremendous engagement and sparked widespread discussion—and yes, we noticed the enthusiastic sharing (and sometimes borrowing) of our data and graphs across the web. While we cherish proper credit, our greater joy lies in contributing to the broader good, fostering societal growth and financial literacy.
**Say No To Plagiarism**
So, as we stand on the brink of exploring the increased participation of retail investors from 6.7 million in FY23 to 7.2 million in April-November 2023, we invite our loyal readers to revisit the insights shared a year ago. Reacquaint yourself with our foundational analysis and prepare for a deeper dive into what the future holds. Together, let's progress with a comprehensive understanding of our evolving financial ecosystem.
Evolving Market Dynamics: The Retail Revolution
Our journey uncovered the remarkable journey of retail investors, from their early contributions of ₹130 Cr in 1997 to a staggering ₹11,000 Cr by 2003. Accounting for 52% of daily transactions, their equity cult has only flourished, significantly influencing market valuations and providing stability amidst foreign investor fluctuations.
Drivers of Change: Pioneering the Future of Investing
The narrative of retail investor growth was punctuated by key drivers:
Digital democratization of trading
Young and aspirational demographic ready to invest
Advent of mutual funds and ULIPs Each element contributing to a diversified and dynamic investment landscape.
As we pivot towards FY23-24, armed with the insights and retrospections from Part-1 (Indian Retail Investor: The next big thing), we're set to dive deeper into the unfolding trends, challenges, and opportunities that await retail investors. The story continues, and the journey of understanding and navigating the Indian capital market evolves with every passing year.
Section 1: The Indian Retail Investor's Journey - Capital Market Review FY23-24
"The top holdings of retail investors in the Indian market included prominent companies like Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank, Larsen & Toubro, TCS, Infosys. The data showed retail investors own stocks worth ₹30 lakh crore, which accounts for 7.7% of the total value of all listed companies in India." - Nikhal Kamat, Co-founder, Zerodha
A Leap Forward: The Evolution of Retail Investing
As we bridge the gap between past insights and present developments, it's evident that the Indian capital market has undergone a remarkable transformation in FY23-24. Let's dissect the pivotal changes and trends that have shaped the investment landscape over the past year.
Surge in Retail Investor Participation: A significant uptick in active retail investors trading index futures and options was noted, with their numbers increasing from 6.7 million in FY23 to 7.2 million in April-November 2023. To that of 5.1 millions in FY22. This growth reflects a deeper engagement in sophisticated market activities like trading index futures and options.
Record Registrations and Investments: The National Stock Exchange (NSE) witnessed a registration of over 120 million investors from 2019 to 2023, with a striking addition of more than 5.4 million investors in January 2024 alone. The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) boasted nearly 161 million registered investors by February 9, 2024.
SIPs: The New Favorite: The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) reported an all-time high with 79.2 million active SIP accounts, underlining a robust contribution of Rs 18,838 crore in February 2024, a staggering 36% increase from the previous year.
Catalysts of Change: Embracing Digital and Financial Inclusion
The landscape of retail investing has been reshaped by various factors promoting financial inclusion:
Embracing Digitalization: The integration of digital payments and UPI has enhanced investor confidence in technology, making financial transactions more streamlined and accessible.
The Rise of Trading Apps: User-friendly trading apps have democratized stock market trading, especially among the younger investors aged 25-30, prompting a shift from traditional savings options to more dynamic investment platforms.
KYC Norms and Risk Appetite: Relaxation in KYC norms and a higher risk appetite among the millennial investors have further facilitated this transition, enabling a more inclusive and vibrant investing environment.
Beyond Traditional: Diversifying Investment Portfolios
The period witnessed a maturation in private investing and a diversified approach towards investment:
Private Investing and VC Activity: The Indian private investing sphere displayed maturity with new investments constituting about 50% of VC transactions, indicating a robust VC-to-PE pipeline.
Government Initiatives Fueling Growth: Initiatives like 'Make in India', Atmanirbhar Bharat, and various PLI schemes have encouraged domestic companies to expand their production base, thereby attracting more domestic investments.
Navigating Through Turbulence: A Turnaround in Q2
Despite facing initial setbacks, the market demonstrated resilience and recovery:
Market Recovery and Retail Surge: The Q2 of FY23-24 marked a turnaround with a significant increase in retail investments, buoyed by positive market sentiments and macroeconomic stability.
Retail Investors' Top Picks: Prominent companies like Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank, Larsen & Toubro, TCS, and Infosys emerged as top holdings for retail investors, illustrating a strategic preference in investment choices.
FY 23-24: A Year Ending with Robust Growth and Optimism
The year concluded on a high note with notable achievements:
Market Performance and IPOs: The Nifty index saw an impressive year-to-date return of +18%, with the market welcoming 57 mainboard IPOs and sectors like defence, realty, and autos emerging as top performers.
Economic Milestones: India solidified its position as the fifth (5th) -largest global economy and maintained its status as the fastest-growing economy amidst global uncertainties.
FPIs Showing Confidence: Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) demonstrated renewed confidence in the Indian equities market, with net buying observed in 8 out of 12 months.
Exiting 2023 with positive momentum and entering FY24 with an uplifted GDP guidance and anticipated rate cuts by the US Fed, the Indian capital market stands on the brink of new possibilities and continued growth.
Section2: Strategic Milestones: Shaping the Resurgence of Indian Retail Investors in FY23-24
A Year in Review: Major Milestones and Developments
Collective Overview
The Indian capital market has witnessed a series of landmark achievements and significant policy advancements in the last year, underpinning its resilience and growth trajectory amidst a challenging global economic landscape.
NIfty50 crossing the 20K mark for the first time: The Nifty 50 index's surge to this milestone highlights the buoyancy of the Indian market, driven by robust foreign institutional investments, encouraging corporate earnings, and positive domestic cues. Dive deeper into this milestone on our website.
The significant impact of hosting the G20 Summit in New Delhi: India's presidency and the theme "One Earth · One Family · One Future" underscore its pivotal role on the global stage, fostering international cooperation and sustainable development. Explore more about India's G20 Summit leadership.
Remarkable returns from the PSU Bank Index: The PSU Bank Index's substantial outperformance compared to the Private Bank Index signals a resurgence of investor confidence in public sector banks, attributed to improved asset quality, better capital adequacy ratios, and supportive government policies. Read our full analysis on the resurgence of PSU Banks.
Key policy decisions and their impact on the market, such as the interim budget FY23-24: The government's ambitious budget allocations for infrastructure and capex, alongside fiscal consolidation efforts, have further bolstered market sentiment and economic outlook. Delve into the implications of India's Interim Budget 2024.
"Nifty50 Crossing the 20K Mark"
Historic Milestone Achievement: On 11th September 2023, the Nifty 50 index marked a historic achievement by crossing the 20,000 points milestone for the first time, following a 7-session winning streak that exemplified the market's upward momentum.
Rapid Ascent and Market Rally: The journey from 19,000 to 20,000 points was completed in just 52 trading sessions, showcasing the swift and robust rally driven by a combination of domestic and global factors.
Key Contributing Factors: Significant capital inflow from Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), coupled with positive corporate earnings, robust economic data, and supportive government policies, fueled the Nifty's impressive rally. Additionally, global economic cues, including easing trade tensions and accommodating central bank policies worldwide, played a crucial role in boosting investor confidence in the Indian market.
Previous Anticipation and Surge: The anticipation of crossing the 20,000 mark was initially set in July 2023, with the index peaking at 19,991.85 but falling short by a mere eight points. This temporary setback highlighted the market's resilience as the Nifty subsequently recovered nearly 700 points from lows around 19,200, demonstrating the strong investor sentiment backing this rally.
India's G20 Summit Leadership
Theme and Global Stance: The G20 Summit, themed "One Earth · One Family · One Future", held on 9th and 10th September 2023 in New Delhi, focused on fostering global cooperation and sustainable development.
Economic and Political Influence: Representing 80% of the gross world product, 75% of international trade, and encompassing two-thirds of the global population, the G20's decisions under India's presidency were pivotal for global economic stability.
Historical Summits and Outcomes: Previous G20 summits have seen major global financial decisions, like the $5 trillion stimulus agreed upon in the 2009 UK summit and the consensus on a 15% minimum tax rate for multinational companies in the 2021 Italy summit.
PSU Banks' Performance Surge
Performance and Market Confidence: The PSU Bank Index's substantial outperformance compared to the Private Bank Index was marked by a 162% return over a year, highlighting investor confidence and sectoral resurgence.
Financial Health and Growth: SBI , PNB, BOB and other leading PSU banks were identified as top performers, signaling robust health and growth within the sector.
Comparative Analysis: NPA ratios for PSU banks like SBI showed a decrease to 0.77%, showcasing improved asset quality. The Gross NPA ratio for PSBs is expected to improve to 4.1% in FY24 from 5.2% in FY23, indicating enhanced credit quality and operational efficiency.
Interim Budget FY23-24 Highlights
Infrastructure and Economic Development: The interim budget announced a record allocation of Rs 11.11 lakh crore for infrastructure development, underlining the government's commitment to bolstering economic growth and stability.
Fiscal Consolidation Goals: Aiming to reduce the fiscal deficit to 5.1% in FY25 from 5.8% in FY24, the budget emphasizes fiscal prudence and a strategic approach to economic management.
Investment in Airports and CAPEX: An ambitious CAPEX of INR 85,000 crore for the development of 72 new airports highlights the government's vision for enhancing connectivity and fostering regional development.
This overview combines insights on the Nifty 50 crossing the 20,000 mark, India's G20 Summit leadership, the resurgence of PSU banks, and key highlights from the Interim Budget FY23-24. Together, they showcase India's economic resilience and strategic advancements. For those interested in a deeper dive into these pivotal developments and their impact on India's economic landscape, detailed analyses are available at sdblognation.in.
Section 3: Navigating FY23-24: Retail and DII Resilience Amidst FII Fluctuations
Market Investors Analysis: FY23-24
Retail Investment in FY23-24
The Indian mutual funds industry, with assets totaling Rs 45 trillion in August’23, witnessed a record SIP inflow of Rs 15,814 crore, underscoring a significant surge in retail investment. Despite this, retail participation in the stock market, particularly in the cash/spot segment, tells a different tale, with individual investors' share fluctuating over the years. By FY23-24, individual investors' participation adjusted to 34.9% from a peak of 45% in FY21, reflecting nuanced changes in retail market engagement (Money Control).
DIIs Investment in FY23-24
DIIs have emerged as stabilizing forces in the Indian equity market, outpacing FPIs for the third consecutive year with a net purchase of stocks worth Rs 1.81 lakh crore. This robust DII activity, powered by mutual fund SIPs, insurance premiums, and provident funds investments, demonstrates a maturing retail investor base unshaken by market corrections and contributes to a solid foundation for sustained economic growth (Money Control).
FIIs Investment in FY23-24
Despite FIIs being net sellers in FY22 and FY23, domestic and retail investors have absorbed the outflows, maintaining market resilience. As of March 2023, FIIs held a 20.56% share in NSE-listed capital, marking a shift in ownership dynamics. The mutual fund industry's AUM reached Rs 43.20 lakh-crore by May, with SIP collections soaring to Rs 1.56 lakh crore in 2022-23, a 25% increase from the previous year. However, FY24 saw FIIs selling Rs 29,000 crore worth of Indian stocks, influenced by factors such as rising US bond yields and SEBI's revised FPI guidelines (Deccan Herald).
Economic Impact of Growing Retail & DII Investors in FY23-24
Despite Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) being net sellers in calendar year 2023, the Indian market demonstrated exceptional resilience, significantly bolstered by the growing contributions of retail investors and Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs). This shift has had profound implications on the broader economic landscape of India, as outlined in "The Indian Economy-A Review_Jan 2024" by the Department of Economic Affairs, Government of India.
Financial Inclusion and Education
The surge in demat accounts to 13.9 crore by December 2023, a 536% increase since March 2014, signifies remarkable strides in financial inclusion, integrating a broader section of the population into the financial and investment mainstream.
The expansion of educational infrastructure, with universities increasing from 723 to 1113 and higher education enrolment rising from 3.4 crore to 4.1 crore students, underscores a concerted effort to boost financial literacy and foster inclusive growth.
Shift in Savings Pattern
A discernible shift in savings patterns is evident, moving from traditional avenues to market-linked investments and real assets, catalyzed by the growth in demat accounts and active participation in the equity market, particularly noted during lockdown periods. This shift is further underscored by the subsequent increase in market capitalization.
Enhanced Market Liquidity
The compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of Per Capita Real Gross National Income (GNI) at 5.3% from FY12 to FY20 has contributed to robust economic growth and enhanced market liquidity.
Significant investments in housing, constituting 8.7% of GDP by 17 November 2023, have infused substantial liquidity into the real estate sector, showcasing an increased liquidity injection into the economy.
Increased Household Wealth and Spending
Private Final Consumption Expenditure (PFCE) has seen a notable increase, accounting for 60.8% of GDP in the three years ending FY24, up from 58.4% in the preceding eight years, marking a substantial rise in household wealth and spending that has contributed to economic resilience and growth.
The growth in Per Capita Real GNI, along with increased investments in housing and infrastructure, paints a narrative of escalating household wealth, which has significantly influenced consumer spending patterns.
The increasing market share of retail investors and DIIs in FY23-24 has not only contributed to India's economic resilience and progress but also highlighted the critical role of financial inclusion, education, and a shift in savings patterns towards fostering a robust economic environment. These developments reflect a dynamic shift towards enhancing market liquidity and increasing household wealth and spending, underpinning the broader economic impacts of retail investments in India.
Policy and Regulatory Environment: Shaping Investment Strategies and Market Confidence in FY23-24
The fiscal year 23-24 in India was a landmark period for policy and regulatory advancements, significantly reshaping the investment and financial landscape. The government and regulatory bodies introduced a series of reforms aimed at fostering a stable and growth-oriented economic environment.
RBI's New AIF Rules: Enhancing Transparency and Accountability
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) implemented comprehensive rules for Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs), marking a pivotal shift towards greater transparency and stability in the financial sector. These regulations, effective from April 1, 2024, aimed at refining the valuation and investment classification norms, thereby impacting a broad spectrum of financial entities including banks, NBFCs, HFCs, and AIFIs. Notably, the capping of lending limits for NBFCs aligned them with commercial banks and adjusted risk weights for consumer credits and credit card loan assets. Additionally, the introduction of AIFs in dematerialized form mandated by SEBI on June 21, 2023, further propelled the operational efficiency and transparency of AIF transactions.
For an in-depth exploration of how RBI's new AIF regulations are influencing the financial landscape, Understanding “RBI's New AIF Rules: Impact Analysis” offers detailed insights on our website sdblognation.in
India's Interim Budget 2024: Fostering Economic Growth and Stability
The Interim Budget for 2024 underscored the government's dedication to fiscal consolidation, aiming to reduce the fiscal deficit to 5.1% in FY25 from 5.8% in FY24. This commitment was paralleled by substantial investments in infrastructure development, with a record allocation of Rs 11.11 lakh crore earmarked for projects including the modernization of 40,000 rail bogies and the development of 72 new airports. The maintenance of stable tax rates further provided relief for small taxpayers, while the extension of tax benefits for startups and investments until March 31, 2025, highlighted a strategic focus on innovation and foreign investment attraction.
Impact on Retail Investments and Market Confidence
The policy and regulatory reforms in FY23-24 significantly influenced retail investments and market confidence. The number of active retail investors in index futures and options rose by 7.5% to 7.2 million, with the overall registered investors on NSE surpassing 120 million by 2023. Furthermore, the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) reported 79.2 million active SIP accounts as of January 2024, with a record SIP contribution of Rs 18,838 crore in February 2024, reflecting a 36% increase over the previous year. These figures not only underscore a surge in retail investment but also highlight the growing investor engagement and confidence in the Indian capital market.
These policy enhancements and regulatory shifts played a crucial role in shaping a conducive investment environment, underscoring India's trajectory towards economic resilience and progress in FY23-24.
Section 4: Empowering Retail Investors: Navigating Challenges and Seizing Opportunities in FY23-24
Navigating Risks: Addressing Current and New Challenges for Retail Investors
In FY23-24, retail investors face a complex array of risks amidst an evolving financial ecosystem influenced by policy reforms and regulatory changes. These developments aim to fortify market transparency and investor protection but also introduce new variables into the investment equation.
Key Risk Factors and Strategic Responses:
Market Volatility: Despite regulatory enhancements, fluctuations due to global economic uncertainties and local policy shifts persist. Strategic Response: Diversify investments across asset classes to mitigate potential losses.
Liquidity Challenges: Certain stocks or sectors may face liquidity risks, especially under market stress. Strategic Response: Prioritize investments in more liquid markets or instruments to ensure flexibility.
Regulatory Changes: New regulations can lead to short-term volatility as the market adjusts. Strategic Response: Stay informed on regulatory updates to adapt investment strategies accordingly.
Fraud Risk: The prevalence of investment scams continues, despite tighter controls. Strategic Response: Conduct thorough due diligence before committing to any investment opportunity.
Influence of 'Finfluencers' and SEBI's Regulations: With SEBI's crackdown on unregistered 'finfluencers', investors must be cautious of where they receive their financial advice. Strategic Response: Seek advice from registered financial advisors and critically evaluate online financial guidance.
Forward-Looking Perspective:
FY23-24 presents retail investors with a balanced scenario of opportunities and challenges. Significant regulatory efforts, including actions against SEBI unregistered 'Finfluencers', demonstrate a commitment to investor security. However, success in this dynamic market landscape hinges on investor vigilance and adaptability. Retail investors are encouraged to approach market participation with a well-informed perspective, leveraging regulatory advancements to navigate risks effectively.
Emerging Trends for Indian Retail Investors in the Stock Market in FY23-24
FY23-24 is witnessing transformative trends that redefine the landscape for retail investors in the Indian stock market:
Democratization of Stock Trading: Technological advancements have democratized access to the stock market, enabling retail investors to participate more freely and making the market more inclusive.
Digital Investment Era: With widespread smartphone use and digital platforms, investors now explore various investment avenues, including ESG and REITs, broadening their portfolio beyond traditional stocks.
Generation Z and X's Influence: Younger generations are making significant impacts with their preference for innovative and socially responsible investments, shaping future market trends.
DIY Investing Rises: The wealth of online resources has empowered investors to adopt a DIY approach to investing, highlighting the shift towards self-managed portfolios.
Exploration Beyond Conventional: Increasing financial literacy is prompting the middle class to venture beyond traditional investment options, exploring new territories for asset growth.
Algorithmic Trading: The Indian stock market is experiencing a revolution with algorithmic trading, where sophisticated algorithms execute trades at high speeds, enhancing trading efficiency.
Popularity of Passive Investments: There's a noticeable trend towards passive investing among newcomers, with ***ETFs*** and Mutual Funds gaining traction as preferred investment choices.
These trends underscore a significant evolution in how retail investors approach the stock market, driven by technological advancements, changing demographic preferences, and increased financial awareness. The landscape in FY23-24 is marked by greater inclusivity, innovation, and a shift towards more sustainable and autonomous investing practices.
Conclusion: Harnessing Insights for Future Growth
As we culminate our exploration of the Indian capital market's journey in FY23-24, a narrative of resilience, growth, and strategic foresight emerges, painting a vibrant tableau of the retail investor's evolving landscape.
The Pillars of Growth and Resilience
Expansion of Retail Investor Participation: The leap from 6.7 million active retail investors in FY23 to 7.2 million in April-November 2023, coupled with a historic SIP inflow of Rs 18,838 crore in February 2024, underscores a significant surge in retail investment enthusiasm and depth.
Strategic Adaptation to Digital Platforms: The embrace of digitalization, highlighted by a 536% increase in demat accounts since March 2014 and a record registration of investors on the NSE, evidences a dynamic shift towards an inclusive and tech-savvy financial ecosystem.
Collective Market Stabilization: Retail investors, alongside DIIs—outpacing FPIs for the third consecutive year with net purchases of stocks worth Rs 1.81 lakh crore—have laid the foundation for a resilient and robust economic framework, underpinning market stability.
Informed Investment Decisions: Catalyzing Future Growth
Looking forward to FY24-25, the criticality of informed investment decisions becomes paramount. With the Indian economy poised for a growth rate of 6.3% and investment expected to rise to 31.9% of GDP, the horizon is brimming with potential.
Key considerations include:
Long-term Implications: Investment decisions shape the growth trajectory and risk landscape of portfolios, emphasizing the need for diligent analysis and strategic planning.
Navigating Economic Projections: The positive outlook, bolstered by RBI's 7% real GDP growth forecast for FY25 and IMF's growth projections, invites investors to harness opportunities while remaining cautious of inherent risks and uncertainties.
Mitigating Complex Challenges: The vigilance against potential geopolitical tensions, market volatility, and the evolving regulatory environment will be crucial in safeguarding investments and capitalizing on growth prospects.
Forward Gaze
The narrative woven through FY23-24 not only reflects the achievements and challenges of the past year but also sets the stage for navigating the future landscape of the Indian capital market. The continued emphasis on informed decision-making, leveraging technological advancements, and adapting to regulatory shifts will be instrumental in harnessing the potential for growth in FY24-25 and beyond.
In this evolving saga of the Indian capital market, retail investors emerge as pivotal protagonists, whose strategic investments and resilience are poised to drive the narrative of economic prosperity and market stability in the years to come.
Reflecting on our journey, the insights gleaned affirm the collective stride towards an informed, inclusive, and resilient financial future, marking a chapter of growth and optimism in the annals of the Indian capital market.
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For an in-depth analysis of the Nifty's landmark achievement, read at sdblognation.in
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Delve into the remarkable performance of PSU Banks in sdblognation.in
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Gain insights into the regulatory landscape with RBI new AIF Rules at sdblognation.in
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The new landscape of Indian stock trading: Empowered retail investors and advanced technology
Top 5 Retail Industry Trends in India 2024: Navigating Emerging Trends
Retail investors driving India's stock market surge: What has changed over the years
Going for Good Stocks: Here's how Indian retail investor has grown post-pandemic
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