PayPay Securities has published rankings of funds in the NISA Regular Investment Allocation by purchase amount and recurring investment count for 1–31 July 2026. U.S. and global equity funds occupied the top positions, while Japanese equity funds also ranked highly.
The period covered was 1–31 July 2026. PayPay Securities presented the funds available under the NISA Regular Investment Allocation in rankings by purchase amount and recurring investment count. eMAXIS Slim U.S. Equity (S&P 500) ranked first by purchase amount, while Capital World Stock Fund (DC Pension Accumulation Only) ranked first by recurring investment count.
U.S. and global equity funds occupied the top positions in the purchase amount ranking. The top 3 included eMAXIS Slim U.S. Equity (S&P 500), eMAXIS Slim All Country, and Capital World Stock Fund (DC Pension Accumulation Only). The same three funds occupied the top positions in the recurring investment count ranking, suggesting that demand for investments aimed at long-term asset building remains strong.
Among Japanese equity funds, Index Open Nikkei 225 ranked fifth by purchase amount and fourth by recurring investment count. Other funds, including eMAXIS Slim Japanese Equity (TOPIX) and Hifumi Plus, also ranked highly. The rankings indicate a desire to capture growth in Japanese equities while maintaining a core allocation to U.S. and global equities.
Although there were periods of significant volatility in the Japanese and U.S. equity markets in July, investors appeared to maintain a long-term recurring investment approach while diversifying across asset classes.