SBI Mutual Fund decreased its stake in Jio Financial Services from 1.32% to 1.26%, selling 553,724 shares for ₹13.48 Cr at ₹242.98 apiece. This occurred in the context of a rights issue.
A non-banking financial company registered with the RBI, Jio Financial Services operates as a holding company delivering diversified financial services through multiple subsidiaries and joint ventures. The company provides consumer-facing solutions across lending, insurance broking, payment solutions, and payments banking. It serves retail and small business customers through Jio Finance Limited, Jio Insurance Broking Limited, Jio Payment Solutions Limited, and Jio Payments Bank Limited, functioning as the financial services arm of a major Indian conglomerate.
India's largest AMC by total AUM, managing over Rs 11 lakh crore across equity, debt and hybrid schemes. Backed by State Bank of India, the country's largest bank, which gives it unmatched retail reach across every Indian state. With over 70 schemes and 50 million folios, SBI MF's positioning moves are tracked as a proxy for domestic institutional flows.
