Mutual Fund Investments

No redemptions in our small, midcap schemes: Rahul Agarwal, Bandhan AMC

Stock Market News: Investors have shown maturity till now and have continued to put faith in equities' long term potential

Franklin Templeton launches low-duration debt fund; key details here

Franklin India Low Duration Fund will remain available for subscription until March 5, 2025, during which the fund will be available at Rs 10 per unit

Franklin Templeton launches 'Franklin India low duration fund'; details

The New Fund Offer (NFO) is set to close on March 5, 2025, during which the fund will be available at Rs 10 per unit. For an SIP, the minimum investment amount is Rs 500

Mirae Asset MF launches 4 NFOs on select IPOs, equal weight strategy

The NFOs include, Mirae Asset BSE Select IPO ETF, Mirae Asset BSE Select IPO ETF Fund of Fund, Mirae Asset BSE 200 Equal Weight ETF, and Mirae Asset BSE 200 Equal Weight ETF Fund of Fund

360 ONE Gold ETF NFO opens; check key details of this open-ended fund here

The minimum application amount for the 360 ONE Gold ETF NFO is Rs 500, with subsequent investments in multiples of Re 1. The exit load for the scheme remains nil

Union Mutual Fund launches two new schemes for structured gold investments

Benchmark for both schemes is domestic price of physical gold; NFO open till February 24

Mutual fund investments: Which is better, starting SIP at top or bottom?

If you think the answer is obvious, then you may want to read this analysis by WhiteOak MF

Invesco's new fund offers business cycle-based investing; key details

Invesco Mutual Fund has launched the Invesco India Business Cycle Fund; check the key details of this open-ended equity scheme here

Debt MFs log Rs 1.57 trn inflow in Oct on investment in liquid schemes

Debt-oriented mutual funds witnessed a strong recovery in October, driven by investments in liquid schemes and attracting a net inflow of Rs 1.57 lakh crore after huge redemptions in the previous month. Notably, 14 of 16 debt mutual fund categories reported net inflows during the month, while medium-duration and credit risk funds maintained their trend of consistent outflows. The positive inflow boosted the asset base of debt mutual funds by 11 per cent to Rs 16.64 lakh crore in October-end from Rs 14.97 lakh crore at the end of September, according to data with Association of Mutual Funds on India (Amfi). As per the data, debt mutual funds attracted inflows of Rs 1.57 lakh crore in October, marking a sharp reversal from the outflows of Rs 1.14 lakh crore recorded in September. Within the debt fund, liquid funds led the inflows with Rs 83,863 crore, accounting for 53 per cent of the total, followed by overnight funds and money market funds with Rs 25,784 crore and Rs 25,303 crore,

Mutual fund derivatives exposure nears Rs 2 trn on increased arbitrage play

Turnover share in segment under regulator scrutiny also shows signs of increase since 2018-19

Who is Sandeep Tandon, what is front running? All about Quant Mutual Fund

Sebi is reportedly investigating charges of front running at Sandeep Tandon-owned Quant Mutual Fund.

'Buy-the-dip' failed mutual fund investors on election day: Here's why

Several investors had taken to social media to complain about being unable to square off their positions

Election-related market volatility: Time for MF investors to start SIP?

Mutual fund investment strategy: Mutual fund investors, meanwhile, have been rejigging their portfolios amid a surge in equity volatility

Investing strategy for mutual fund investors ahead of Lok Sabha poll result

Mutual Fund Investment: Stock market and mutual fund investors, analysts said, need to be wary about rich valuations in equity markets at this point

MF investors pulled out record Rs 11K crore from SIPs in Dec 2023

Intensified redemption pressure came amid profit-taking by investors after a sharp market rally

Alternative assets surged twice as fast as mutual funds in 5-yrs: Report

The country's alternative investment industry, comprising Portfolio Management Services (PMS) and Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs), has witnessed remarkable growth in the last five years, outpacing traditional mutual funds, the latest revealed data by PMS Bazaar on Wednesday. Over the past five years (from June FY19 to June FY24), the alternative investment industry has witnessed a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 26 per cent, with assets under management (AUM) reaching Rs 13.74 lakh crore as of June FY24, according to the data. This growth rate is more than double that of the mutual fund industry, which recorded a CAGR of 13 per cent with an AUM of Rs 46.63 lakh crore as of August 2023. The PMS Bazaar said that the surge in the alternative investment industry could be attributed to several factors such as rising income levels that have broadened accessibility to alternative investments, catering to a diverse range of High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNIs) and Ultra-High-Net-Wort

Top stock additions and reductions by mutual funds in last three months

Key additions were Hindustan Unilever, Nestle India, Adani Power, Zomato and Tata Consumer Products. Key reductions were ITC, Bharti Airtel, State Bank of India, Maruti Suzuki and Axis Bank

Nearly 50% of equity investors redeem their MF investments within 2 years

The majority 59 per cent of investors still consider past performance as one of the key benchmarks for investing in mutual funds.

Paytm shareholding changes: Ant exceeds 25% mark, MFs increase their stake

The revised shareholding pattern shows that mutual funds have further increased their position since December 2022 from 1.73 per cent to 2.68 per cent

Mutual funds' collection through NFO drops 38% to Rs 62,000 crore in 2022

Mutual funds' collection through new fund offerings (NFOs) remained subdued in 2022, with asset management companies (AMCs) garnering over Rs 62,000 crore through new schemes, which was 38 per cent less compared to 2021. However, higher number of NFOs were launched in 2022 compared to the preceding year. A total of 228 new schemes were floated last year, which was way higher than 140 launched in 2021, according to the data compiled by Morningstar India. In the year 2022, fund managers focused on passive funds and fixed income categories like fixed maturity plans. In fact, number of fixed income NFOs seem to have doubled in 2022 over the previous year. According to the data, a total of 179 open-end funds and 49 closed-end funds were launched in the calendar year 2022, and cumulatively, these funds garnered Rs 62,187 crore. In comparison, 140 NFOs were floated in 2021 and cumulatively, these funds were able to mobilise Rs 99,704 crore and 81 new schemes were launched in 2020 raking i