“Indian markets have changed dramatically in the post-pandemic period. The first big change is of course the significant increase in new investors. There are now over 11 crore unique investors. The other big development is the increase in the number of new investors. Mutual funds have become the preferred avenue for new investors entering the markets, as you can see in the chart. Surprisingly, direct equity participation has not changed much from mutual funds,” Kamath’s tweet said.“It is still early days, but there are noticeable shifts from FDs, real estate, etc. Considering the unstable and disconnected world we are moving into and the huge investments required in the future, this “deepening” of the markets is a good thing,” said the founder.
Indian markets have changed dramatically in the post-pandemic period. The first big change is of course the significant increase in new investors. There are now more than 11 crore unique investors.
The other major development is the increase in the number of new investors. Mutual funds… https://t.co/4m1aI564FU”>pic.twitter.com/4m1aI564FU
— Nithin Kamath (@Nithin0dha) https://twitter.com/Nithin0dha/status/2027356933653672427?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw”>27 February 2026
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