The reports, which will also be published on Amfi's website, will have to be disclosed every 15 days
While the industry has always had large and midcap funds, there is no scheme that offers exposure only to mid- and smallcap stocks
Capital markets regulator Sebi has asked mutual fund houses to put in place a framework to safeguard investors, who invested in smallcap and midcap schemes, amid a "froth building up" in these categories. Also, the regulator has suggested steps such as restrictions on inflows in these segments, portfolio rebalancing, and laying guidelines to safeguard investors from the first-mover advantage of redeeming investors. This came in the backdrop of strong flow in the small and midcap schemes of mutual funds over the last few quarters. In a communication to Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) on Tuesday, Sebi asked the industry body to inform trustees of all the mutual fund houses to frame a policy to protect the interest of investors of smallcap and midcap schemes. "In the context of the froth building up in the small and mid-cap segments of the market and the continuing flows in the small and mid-cap schemes of mutual funds, trustees, in consultation with unitholder protection
AMFI made the request in a letter dated February 27, which has not been previously disclosed. It came following a communication from India's market regulator
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Flexicap, ELSS, and multicap schemes have piled on more mid and smallcap flavour since March
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On Tuesday, the NSE Midcap 100 and Nifty Smallcap 100 logged their biggest declines since December
Analysts remain cautious on mid-and-smallcap segments and suggest earnings need to catch up before the stocks start to recover
Price band set at Rs 197-207 a share; retail portion sold 8.7x
Total assets under management in the open-ended equity fund space on December 2021 were Rs 13.33 trillion, up almost 47% over the year-ago period
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Divis Lab, Piramal Enterprises, UPL and YES Bank are the midcap stocks that hit their respective record highs on BSE.
HPCL, YES Bank, Ajanta Pharma, Biocon, Havells India, Indraprastha Gas and SRF hit lifetime highs in intra-day.
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Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Finserv, HPCL, JSW Steel, YES Bank, Kansai Nerolac, M&M Financial and Petronet LNG from the BSE midcap index hit their respective record highs.