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Goa matches Maharashtra, Delhi to top per-capita mutual fund investments

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Goa’s per capita mutual fund assets under management (AUM) touched Rs 2.56 lakh, joining Maharashtra and Delhi in the ranks of the top three regions in India which crossed the Rs 1 lakh milestone. According to the latest report released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI), Goa’s per capita mutual fund AUM reached Rs 2,56,170 as of June this year.

The State thus entered the ranks of the top three regions of India to cross the Rs 1 lakh per capita mutual fund investment milestone alongside Delhi and Maharashtra. Another notable feature of the mutual fund investments from Goa, according to the report, is the share of women investors. According to the report, Goa has had the highest share of women investors in the mutual fund industry since March 2024, with women accounting for a total of 40% of the money invested in MFs from the State.

The report also shows Goa consistently demonstrating strong mutual fund investment activity, exceeding the Rs 1,00,000 per capita AUM mark, just as in Delhi and Maharashtra. In terms of volumes, mutual fund investments from Goa have also consistently risen in the last three months. By the end of June 2025, Rs 39,900 crore had been invested in mutual funds, which increased by another Rs 700 crore to Rs 40,600 crore by the end of July 2025, the report released by AMFI said.


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Commercial structures on Tivim’s roadsides face show-cause notices

Assonora tops list with 92 notices followed by Tivim panchayat issuing notices to 82 structures

The Goan Network
Published Sep 1, 2025, 12:55 AM IST
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MAPUSAActing on the Bombay High Court at Goa’s order to crack down on illegal constructions, eight village panchayats in Tivim constituency have issued show-cause notices to violators, with some even conducting site inspections and surveys of commercial and residential structures.The Tivim panchayat has taken the lead by serving notices to 82 individuals, followed by detailed site inspections of their structures. Officials said the findings will be placed before the…

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