Axis Mutual Fund is targeting to collect Rs 100 crore from its new equity ETF fund of funds during the primary subscription period, which opens on February 4 and closes on 18. The open-ended fund of fund scheme will predominantly invest in units of domestic equity ETFs and is looking to collect Rs 100 crore during the subscription period, Raghav Iyengar, chief business officer at the fund house, told PTI on Wednesday. The fund will track the Nifty 500 stocks and will be managed by Shreyash Devalkar, the fund house said. ETFs are one of the most popular vehicles of investing in passive strategies as they replicate the portfolio of the underlying index while trading in bite-sized units on an exchange at market prices. In the past three years, equity ETFs AUM has increased more than three times. Since different sectors and market segments perform differently at different times, the new FoF's investment approach is designed to allocate dynamically across market cap and sectoral/ themat
The fund will open on January 13 and closes on January 27
The subscription will be closed on December 9
Axis Mutual Fund, one of the fastest-growing fund houses, on Thursday launched a new fund offer targeted at state development loans (SDL)-based ETF and hopes to mop up at least Rs 100 crore from issue
Total inflow was $341.7 million for the week ended April 30, up from $81.1 million in the previous week
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ETFs have been a favoured strategy for the government, with around 80 per cent of last fiscal year's sale proceeds coming from such transactions.
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The majority of active funds still outperform their benchmarks and passive funds don't have a long track record in these two segments
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Foreign portfolio investors pulled out Rs 62,000 crore from Indian equities in March
Last month, Index funds received inflows to the tune of Rs 2,076 crore, as against Rs 511 crore the previous month
According to foreign fund managers, receding worries regarding a major global outbreak of Coronavirus led to improved sentiment.
India-focussed offshore funds and ETFs are some of the eminent investment vehicles through which foreign investors invest in Indian equity markets
Instead of just focusing on earning brokerage selling ETFs, broking houses are also considering packaging multiple ETFs as part of a more customised advisory service offering multiple asset exposure
The three-year category received applications for units worth Rs 6,982 crore, an over-subscription of 2.3 times against an issue size of Rs 3,000 crore
The funds raised would be utilised for capex of PSUs. The base size of the issue was Rs 7,000 crore
Bharat Bond ETF would be the first corporate bond exchange-traded fund in the country
India's passive funds have delivered an average return of 9.6 per cent so far this year, much higher than active funds' 5.7 per cent
Till September, a total of 71 ETFs were benchmarked to various equity and debt indices, while the number stood at 66 by March this year