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Mutual fund investors show bias towards riskier small-cap-oriented schemes

In March, inflows into small-caps highest among market cap-oriented fund categories

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Samie ModakAbhishek Kumar Mumbai

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Notwithstanding sharp volatility in March, mutual fund (MF) investors didn’t fight shy of investing in riskier small-cap-oriented schemes. Inflows into small-cap funds were not just the highest in absolute terms, they were also the maximum as a proportion of assets under management (AUM) among all market capitalisation (m-cap)-oriented categories.

Investors funnelled Rs 2,430 crore down small-cap funds — 1.8 per cent of their AUM of Rs 1.33 trillion. Meanwhile, inflows into mid-cap schemes were 1.2 per cent of their AUM, while those into large-cap schemes were just 0.4 per cent of AUM.

“Active m-cap-based MF portfolios saw a much higher

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