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Credit risk fund outflow reduces as yields rise on rally in rates

Offer significant spread over 'AAA' corporate bond funds over 3-yr period

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The category saw outflows in excess of Rs 5,000 crore each in March and May, and posted record outflows of Rs 19,239 crore in April | illustration: Binay Sinha

Ashley Coutinho Mumbai
The worst seems to be over for credit risk funds, with the category seeing outflows of just Rs 205 crore over the past two months. They witnessed limited interest after the pandemic’s outbreak as investors fled to the safety of ‘AAA’-oriented funds, despite the high yield to maturity (YTMs) on offer at the time.

The category saw outflows in excess of Rs 5,000 crore each in March and May, and posted record outflows of Rs 19,239 crore in April. Outflows gradually reduced in the second half of 2020. Net assets of these funds stood at Rs 28,482 crore as on December

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