Mutual fund assets surge 35% to a new high in FY24
Investor adoption of systematic investment plans (SIPs) continues to rise with monthly net inflows at around ₹19,300 crore in March 2024.
Investor adoption of systematic investment plans (SIPs) continues to rise with monthly net inflows at around ₹19,300 crore in March 2024.
There are signs of manipulation in the SME segment, says SEBI chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch
The fund aims to instil confidence amongst the participants in the Corporate Debt Market during times of stress.
The new rule, effective from April 1, restricts intermediate pooling of funds and units by mutual fund distributors, investment advisers, channel partners, platforms and other entities.
The capital markets’ regulator frames risk management norms for debt mutual funds, which would control debt funds' portfolio and duration risks, and protect gullible investors.
Though equity MFs witnessed the seventh consecutive month of net outflows in January, AMFI's chief executive says investors will continue to tap MFs as a handy route for wealth creation.
Absence of new taxes, no tweaking of older ones, infrastructure capex focus, and stronger disinvestment intent boosts equity indices, with the Sensex recording its best Budget-day gains since 1997.
According to CRISIL Research, the Indian mutual fund industry’s assets under management can touch the ₹50 lakh crore mark by March 2025, and multiple triggers will aid this massive growth.
Ajay Tyagi, chairman of the markets regulator, says mutual funds must remember there is a difference between ‘investing’ and ‘lending’; hints at a slew of reforms for the debt market.
Mutual funds industry body AMFI cites the central bank’s ₹50,000 crore special liquidity facility for the development.