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Invest 80%, keep rest of corpus aside for corrections: Mirae's N Surana

Indian markets are holding on despite ongoing global chaos, thanks to supportive cyclical and structural factors, says Surana

Neelesh Surana, CIO, Mirae Asset Investment Managers
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Neelesh Surana, Chief Investment Officer, Mirae Asset Investment Managers

Abhishek Kumar Mumbai
People making lump-sum investments should keep aside 20 per cent of their corpus for deployment during corrections, said Neelesh Surana, chief investment officer, Mirae Asset Investment Managers. Surana told Abhishek Kumar in an interview why financials are fund managers' favourite and sectors likely to do well. Edited excerpts from the interview:

The market is upward after a roller coaster ride for over a year. Is it a sign of better days for equity investors?

Indian markets are holding on despite ongoing global chaos, thanks to supportive cyclical and structural factors. Cyclically, many large sectors are poised to mean revert on

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