For fixed income schemes, the cap is 7.2 per cent. The maximum return used in illustrations of hybrid funds can range from 8.5 to 10 per cent
Debt-oriented mutual fund schemes witnessed a net withdrawal of Rs 1.01 lakh crore in September, making it the second consecutive month of the outflow, primarily due to advance tax requirements of corporates and correction in equity markets. The segment saw an outflow of Rs 25,873 crore in August. Before this, the debt schemes attracted Rs 61,440 crore in July, data from the Association of Mutual Funds in India (Amfi) showed. The huge outflow has pulled down the assets under management (AUM) of fixed income funds or debt funds to Rs 13.05 lakh crore at the end of September from Rs 14 lakh crore in the preceding month-end. Investor sentiment towards debt investments was largely muted. Barring long duration and gilt fund segments, all the other 14 categories witnessed net outflows. These two categories have been finding favour with investors for some time in anticipation of a change in the interest rate cycle. "Advance tax payments and other quarter-ending accounting and financial ..
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DSP Mutual Fund will also launch a smallcap fund this year to take advantage of the inflows to the segment, Parekh said
Influx reverses Rs 32,250 crore outflow trend of 11 months
The exposure through investment in commercial paper of NBFCs crossed the Rs one trillion mark, last seen in August 2019, it said
The increased interest is no surprise, given the number of investors. Despite lower growth rates than before, the total number of investor accounts is nearing 150 million
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Radhika Gupta believes the tax change also had some positive implications for the fund house
While the VIX reading still remains a benign 12, the recent surge suggests a bearish turn in sentiment, according to analysts
The management hailed the Q1 performance and said that the demand for wealth management services has increased significantly due to availability of a wide range of investment options
MFs were low on deployment of funds in the equity market in June as they invested a net of Rs 5,664 crore in a rising market scenario
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Tax harvesting is utilising the tax-free window of Rs 1 lakh to reduce overall long term capital gains tax
Elevation expected during reclassification by Amfi next month
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The proposed amendment will also affect gold funds and international funds, analysts said, who believe that bank FDs will become more attractive