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Two fund managers at Axis Mutual Fund were stripped of their responsibilities recently over suspicion that they were involved in front-running. Is it just a stray incident? Or, the tip of an iceberg?
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In a statement, Axis Bank said a suo moto investigation was launched two months ago to probe potential irregularities
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
Markets will swing to the tunes of Covid for some time to come till we see medical intervention eliminate the threat completely, says Gopani
Planning a larger play in the equity funds space which has been behind the massive market rally since the middle of last year, Axis Mutual Fund announced a new multi-cap fund from which it expects to mobilise at least Rs 5,000 crore. The fund, opening on November 26 and closing on December 10, will provide investors with an opportunity to invest in large, mid and small cap stocks with minimum equal exposure across each category, Chandresh Nigam, Managing Director & Chief Executive of Axis AMC said on Tuesday. The fund house, which is one of the fastest growing ones, plans to mobilse at least Rs 5,000 crore from the new fund, Raghav Iyengar, Chief Business Officer at the fund house, told PTI. The fund, an open-ended equity scheme, will track the Nifty 500 multi-cap stocks. It will be managed by Anupam Tiwari and Sachin Jain who are fund managers at the company. According to Sebi regulations, multi-cap funds need to have a minimum 25 per cent exposure under each market cap, ensuring
Plans to raise Rs 3,500 cr; Axis AMC to be investment manager of the fund, Inversion to provide operational and turnaround expertise
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
In a Q&A, R Sivakumar says the key drivers of foreign flows in India would be the inclusion of Indian bonds in global fixed-income benchmarks
Axis Mutual Fund on Monday launched a consumption ETF (exchange-traded fund) with a target to raise Rs 25 crore.
These funds select stocks by applying quantitative parameters or filters
Markets believe growth will revive in the latter half of FY22, says executive.
Axis Mutual Fund on Wednesday launched an exchange-traded fund focused on technology stocks.
Axis Mutual Fund renamed its multicap scheme and moved it to a new category where it will not be constrained by market cap restrictions
In a Q&A, Chandresh Nigam of Axis Murual Fund says high-frequency indicators on discretionary spends such as auto sales and realty absorption figures point to strong pent-up demand
Financial planners recommend setting aside 5 to 10 per cent of one's portfolio in international funds
Axis Mutual Fund said it is targeting to collect up to Rs 1,500 crore from a new offering which will help domestic investors take bets in the global markets
Prior to this, Standard Life had sold 4.95 per cent stake in HDFC Life for Rs 5,750 crore in October 2019, and had offloaded 3.3 per cent stake in the insurance firm in August last year
Fear of contraction has kept demand low, especially across the services sectors like airlines, hotels and events, says Gopani