After the Union Budget was presented on February 1, there had been some apprehensions on the growth of MF sector in the coming days
The 44-player industry logged an assets under management (AUM) of Rs 26.54 trillion at the end of December, compared with Rs 27.85 trillion by January-end, representing a growth of 5%
Experts say the Sebi rule has played a part but it is also a reflection of the funding crisis that NBFCs are going through.
Fund managers infused Rs 670 crore in real estate investment trusts (REITs) and Rs 11,347 crore in infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs) last year
Funds will have to adhere to sectoral caps and restrictions applicable to foreign investment in Indian equities
Fund houses attributed the fewer NFOs (new fund offers) in 2019 to tepid investors' sentiment and liquidity crisis in debt funds
Staying put for the long-haul will mitigate volatility risks, say experts
IFAs say the reduction in incentives, and over-regulation is making MF distribution a less attractive proposition
Coughing up a high expense ratio year after year makes no sense if your fund manager is unable to outperform
Not a single scheme launched so far this year
In the entire 2016-17, investors pour over Rs 3.43 lakh crore into various mutual fund schemes
To safeguard the investor interest, capital markets regulator Sebi, earlier this month notified stricter norms for mutual funds, capping investment limit in bonds of a single company at 10 per cent
In September 2013, Sebi allowed fund houses to charge an extra 30 basis points in expense ratio if inflows from B-15 cities were around 30 per cent of the total flows