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Debt schemes see worst ever outflows in FY20; liquid funds suffer most

Net outflows were seen across debt categories, with liquid schemes accounting for Rs 1.1 trillion of outflows

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Money market funds, which invest in instruments with maturity of up to one year, saw outflows of Rs 27,402 crore.

Jash Kriplani Mumbai
The mutual fund (MF) industry saw the highest-ever outflow in debt schemes for any financial year closing, in 2019-20. A combination of hardening yields amid selling by foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and redemption pressure from corporate treasuries seeking to conserve cash in view of a coronavirus-induced lockdown led to Rs 1.94 trillion of net outflows from debt schemes in March.
 
Overall, the industry saw nearly Rs 5 trillion, or 18 per cent, of asset erosion in March, with the asset base shrinking to Rs 22.26 trillion from Rs 27.22 trillion at February-end.
 
Net outflows were witnessed across debt categories, with