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- July 23, 2026
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Foreign Institutional Investors Increase Allocation to India's Financial Services Sector
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Key Highlights
- FIIs turned net buyers, investing nearly US$3 billion into Indian equities by mid-July after an extended period of selling.
- Financial Services emerged as the largest recipient of FII inflows, attracting approximately ₹16,609 crore, according to NSDL sector-wise flow data reported by The Economic Times.
- The Financial Services sector includes banks, NBFCs, capital market infrastructure institutions and other financial intermediaries, making it one of the key pillars of India's financial ecosystem.
- The renewed institutional allocation reflects continued investor interest in sectors supported by domestic economic activity and financial intermediation.
- Financial Services remains an important enabler of credit expansion, financial inclusion and capital market development, supporting the broader economy
- Key Takeaways: Institutional participation in the Financial Services sector remained positive during the period. Banks, NBFCs and financial market infrastructure institutions continue to play a critical role in supporting economic growth through lending, savings, investment and market participation.
Source: The Economic Times (NSDL Sector-wise FII Flow Data) Data as on: 22 July 2026
*Portfolio allocation as on 30th June 2026. Allocations are subject to change based on portfolio positioning, investment decisions, and market conditions.
Disclaimer:
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