MUMBAI: The corpus under the
National Pension Scheme
is expected to surpass
Rs 15 lakh crore
by
March 2025
, according to Deepak Mohanty, chairman, Pension Fund Regulatory Authority. “The corpus is currently around Rs 12.5 lakh crore and it is steadily growing. Our expectation is that by March 2025, under normal market conditions, this will grow to Rs 15 lakh crore,” said Mohanty.
“Last year, we added 9.7 lakh subscribers to the NPS and this year we are anticipating an addition of 11 lakh subscribers,” he added.
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