FinEdge Investor Studies
FinEdge Investor Studies
Original research using first-party FinEdge data to examine how investors set goals, invest over time and make decisions in different circumstances.
We publish a study when the underlying data can add something useful to an investor question. Each study identifies the population, period and information behind its findings.
The research library
2025
FinEdge NRI Investor Study 2025
What does investing in India look like when goals, service and decisions have to keep working across countries for years?
What NRIs invest towards in India, how long they stay invested with FinEdge, and what supporting them involves.
Sample: 898 long-term FinEdge NRI investors across 90+ countries · Study analysed June 2025
- ₹4,269 cr
- Planned goal value across 1,932 recorded goals
- 65%
- Invested with FinEdge for seven years or more
- 2,879
- Service requests analysed
2024
FinEdge Women Investor Study 2024
What sits underneath the rise in women's participation — in goals, investing tenure and current investment balances?
What women are planning to fund, the goal values they plan for, and how their goals compare with men's.
Sample: 19,140 FinEdge investors — 4,505 women and 14,635 men — and 30,831 recorded goals · Study period 2024
- 46.15%
- Share of new FinEdge investors in 2024 who were women
- 30,831
- Financial goals analysed
- 55.45%
- Of women investors invested for five years or more
2023
FinEdge Women Investor Study 2023
What did women's participation, goal priorities and investing behaviour look like as their share of new FinEdge clients increased?
How women clients of FinEdge set goals, invest through SIPs and stay invested, compared with men.
Sample: 3,763 women clients of FinEdge · Study conducted August 2023
- ₹14,347
- Average monthly SIP contribution by women
- 87%
- Of women's long-term investments in equity-oriented SIPs
- 19%
- Lower rate of stopping SIPs than men
How to read our research
Each FinEdge Investor Study identifies the population and period it examines. Findings are published in aggregated form; investor-level personal information is not published. The downloadable study preserves the original research record, while the web page makes the findings easier to explore, understand and cite.
FinEdge retains all rights in its research. Brief non-commercial use and media coverage are welcome where FinEdge and the study are clearly credited; other reproduction or distribution needs prior permission. See the Research Usage & Citation Policy.
What FinEdge studies
Our research starts with questions that emerge from real investing journeys: what investors are planning for, how priorities change, what helps investment decisions remain consistent and how different circumstances shape the investing process.
Not every question needs a study. We publish one when first-party FinEdge data can add something useful to the conversation.
Explore the investing context behind the research
The studies examine specific questions. The pages below cover the wider investing subjects they sit within.