Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC on Monday said it has received more than 88,000 applications garnering over Rs 1,900 crore for its new multi-cap scheme during the New Fund Offer (NFO) period. The new fund -- Aditya Birla Sun Life Multi-Cap Fund-- is an open-ended equity scheme investing across large cap, mid cap & small cap stocks, the asset management company said in a statement. The NFO was open between April 19 and May 3. The fund has reopened for subscription from May 10. "Despite the logistical challenges posed by the pandemic, we have attracted over 88,000 applications covering more than 9,600 pin codes across T30 and B30 markets. What is also noteworthy is the contribution coming from diversified channels across the board exhibiting our distribution strength as a fund house," A Balasubramanian, MD and CEO, Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC, said. According to him, the interest received in this new fund is also a reflection of the growing appetite of equity investments in the ...
Move will also give investors indexation benefit on long-term capital gains
Sebi had earlier expressed displeasure at fund houses depicting portfolio yield of debt schemes by leaving out yields on cash and cash equivalents
Most funds in FoF space chasing unique themes
Index funds, ETFs, overnight funds and close-ended funds have been exempted from the new rule.
Experts hope that the healthy growth in folios would continue in the ongoing fiscal also
Assets under management (AUM) of the mutual fund industry witnessed a growth of 41 per cent in the last financial year
SBI AMC, India's largest asset manager, is said to be planning an IPO too
The sale took place through an open market transaction
Over 12 offer documents filed in a single day last week
This was in a month when the benchmark Sensex retreated 3 per cent
Equity mutual funds witnessed an outflow of Rs 9,253 crore in January
The RBI said MFs showed a marked preference for long-term debt while also holding equity shares.
Axis Mutual Fund renamed its multicap scheme and moved it to a new category where it will not be constrained by market cap restrictions
Assets from B30 locations increased to Rs 4.61 trillion as of October-end from Rs 4.47 trillion at September-end, a 3 per cent growth.
The requirement that debt funds must allocate 10 per cent of their portfolio to liquid assets will improve their risk profile
In the last couple of decades, the regulator has had to constantly tinker with the guidelines but new problems have cropped up every few years
The regulator also released a detailed framework for assigning labels to various mutual fund schemes
To further enhance transparency, markets regulator Sebi on Tuesday revised disclosure requirements pertaining to debt and money market securities transactions for mutual funds. The new framework will come into effect from October 1, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said in circular. Now, the regulator has asked mutual funds to disclosedetails of debt andmoneymarketsecurities transactedin their schemes portfolio, including inter-scheme transfers, on a dailybasis witha time lag of 15 days in a prescribed format. At present, a time lag of 30 days has been been allowed. Under the new disclosure format, fund houses need to mention about name of the security, type of security, most conservative rating of security at thetime of transaction, if applicable,name of the rating agency and transaction type. Among others, they need to disclose aboutlisted status of security, name of mutual fund,scheme name, type of scheme, residual days to final maturity, deemed maturity date,
Fund managers and chief executives of mutual funds (MFs) were speaking during the fourth part of a series of webinars being organised by Business Standard under 'Unlock BFSI 2.0'