Kolkata, June 10, 2025 — Dhanvesttor, India’s first women-focused portfolio management company, welcomes the recent findings by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) highlighting a significant shift in the Indian investment landscape: Women now account for 33% of mutual fund assets, double the share from five years ago.
While Dhanvesttor is a recent entrant in the Mutual Fund space, this rise is seen as a major inflection point in India’s investment journey, especially for women-led financial enterprises.
Commenting on the findings, Anooshka Soham Bathwal, CEO & Founder of Dhanvesttor, said :
“This isn’t just a number—it’s a narrative shift. The AMFI report reaffirms what we’ve always believed: women are ready to own their financial journeys. At Dhanvesttor, we’re not just managing wealth, we’re rewriting the relationship women have with money.”
Now with the launch of its Mutual Fund services, Dhanvesttor is at the forefront of a growing movement to make financial independence a lived reality for Indian women. The firm offers curated portfolio management services tailored to the ambitions, life stages, and goals of women investors. It also places a strong emphasis on co-learning and community-building workshops that simplify complex investment concepts into accessible, meaningful conversations.
“Most of our clients are first-time investors. What they need isn’t jargon or judgment—they need a partner. That’s what we offer,” Anooshka added. “The AMFI data is proof that the time is now. Indian women are investing—and we’re here to ensure they do it with confidence, clarity, and community.”
As more women take ownership of their financial futures, Dhanvesttor sees this as a cultural and economic turning point—one that opens up new conversations around gender, capital, and growth in India.
