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Insurance — Mutual Fund Holdings Tracker

Track how many active mutual funds hold each insurance stock in India. Four months of data shows where institutional conviction in life insurance, general insurance, and health insurance companies is rising or falling.

📅 Updated Jun 2026  ·  Index funds and ETFs excluded

12
Stocks Tracked
332
Active Funds Holding (Jun 2026)
₹70,685 Cr
Active MF Investment (Jun 2026)
Mar 2026 — fund count in Mar 2026 (base month) · Apr % / May % / Jun % — month-on-month change in funds holding the stock · Jun 2026 Funds — funds holding as of Jun 2026 · Overall % — total change Mar 2026 to Jun 2026. Blue = growing interest, Red = exiting · AUM (₹ Cr) — total market value held by active funds in Jun 2026 Active equity funds only  ·  Index funds and ETFs excluded
# Stock Name Mar Apr % May % Jun % Jun 2026 Funds Overall % AUM (₹ Cr)
1 Max Financial Services Limited 158 -5.7%+3.4% -3.2% 149 -5.7% 17,666
2 SBI Life Insurance Company Limited 146 +0.7%0% -9.5% 133 -8.9% 16,289
3 ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company Limited 120 -3.3%-6% -4.6% 104 -13.3% 9,801
4 HDFC Life Insurance Company Limited 110 -6.4%-3.9% -11.1% 88 -20% 10,431
5 ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company Limited 43 +2.3%+4.5% -4.3% 44 +2.3% 4,524
6 Canara HSBC Life Insurance Co Ltd 24 +16.7%0% -7.1% 26 +8.3% 1,563
7 Go Digit General Insurance Limited 24 -12.5%+9.5% +8.7% 25 +4.2% 2,388
8 Life Insurance Corporation Of India 35 -2.9%-20.6% -11.1% 24 -31.4% 1,700
9 Star Health And Allied Insurance Company Limited 31 -16.1%-15.4% 0% 22 -29% 3,264
10 Medi Assist Healthcare Services Ltd 19 0%-5.3% -5.6% 17 -10.5% 605
11 Niva Bupa Health Insurance Company Limited 18 -16.7%+13.3% 0% 17 -5.6% 1,431
12 General Insurance Corporation of India 10 +10%0% +9.1% 12 +20% 1,023
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Which insurance stocks are held by the most active mutual funds in India?

HDFC Life, SBI Life Insurance, and ICICI Prudential Life consistently rank among the most widely held insurance stocks across active equity mutual funds. The fund count shown here reflects only actively managed funds — index funds and ETFs are excluded — giving a cleaner picture of where fund managers are placing conviction bets within life and general insurance.

A high fund count does not always indicate a buy signal — it reflects broad institutional acceptance. Stocks with rising fund counts over four months indicate growing conviction. Cross-reference individual fund portfolios on our top stocks page or explore full holdings via the funds directory.

How do I read the monthly percentage change in fund holdings for an insurance stock?

The Apr %, May %, and Jun % columns show month-on-month change in the number of active funds holding each stock. A positive percentage means more funds added the stock that month. A negative percentage means funds were exiting. The Overall % column — March to June — is the primary conviction signal. Consistent positive changes across all three months indicate sustained and growing institutional interest.

For context on SEBI disclosure requirements, refer to AMFI India. For regulatory guidelines, visit SEBI India. Explore sector performance trends using our market cap categories page.

Are index funds and ETFs included in the insurance stock fund counts?

No — all counts exclude index funds, ETFs, and fund of funds. Only actively managed equity mutual funds are counted. Index funds mechanically hold stocks in proportion to index weight — their holdings do not reflect active manager conviction. By excluding them, fund counts here more accurately represent where professional stock pickers are allocating capital within the insurance sector.

To explore individual fund portfolios, visit the funds directory or use the SIP calculator to plan investments in funds with high insurance sector exposure.

Disclaimer: RightAdvise is a data and research platform. Fund holding data is sourced from monthly portfolio disclosures published by mutual funds as required by SEBI. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Past holding trends do not guarantee future performance. Please consult a SEBI-registered investment adviser before making any investment decisions.