- The markets rebounded sharply in the month of April
- Only two large-caps (out of 32), six multi-cap (out of 35), and four midcaps (out of 26) were able to beat their benchmarks over the one-month period ended April, 30
- One reason for this is that when markets are falling, many fund managers move into cash to reduce the quantum of fall
- Such funds tend to lag their benchmarks because they are not fully deployed in the markets
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