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The slew of regulatory changes has kept the mutual fund industry and officials of Association of Mutual Funds in India (Amfi) on their toes over the past few weeks
Debt-oriented mutual fund schemes witnessed a net outflow of over Rs 51,900 crore in September, making it the second consecutive monthly withdrawal, largely on the back of a massive pullout from liquid category. Morningstar India Associate Director - Manager Research Himanshu Srivastava said investors are focusing on fixed income categories having relatively shorter duration profile, such as low duration and short duration funds, given the current interest rate scenario. In addition, they are preferring funds with pristine credit quality, especially from banking & PSU category, he said. According to the Association of Mutual Funds in India (Amfi), mutual funds (MFs) that invest in fixed-income securities or debt funds saw an outflow of Rs 51,962 crore last month as compared to Rs 3,907 crore in August. Prior to that, debt funds had seen an inflow of Rs 91,392 crore in July, Rs 2,862 crore in June, Rs 63,665 crore inMay and Rs 43,431 crore in April. "With September being the ...
Clarifies that employees who made investments in the six wound-up schemes continue to hold substantial investments in these schemes
Industry AUM slips below Rs 27 trn in September
They feel regulator should allow active funds to invest above the prescribed single-stock limit
Axis MF posted the highest growth in percentage terms, with assets up 16.4 per cent at Rs 1.56 trillion, followed by UTI MF, which rose 16.1 per cent to Rs 1.55 trillion
Debenture trustees have been directed to communicate immediately to investors any restructuring proposal
The valuation agencies appointed by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (Amfi) provide valuation of money market and debt securities and recognise default of securities
Those who need advice on multiple products should go with a registered investment advisor, suggests Sarbajeet K Sen
Those who only need to invest in MFs may use the services of a distributor
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund shut six debt mutual funds on April 23 citing unfavourable conditions in the debt market due to the Covid-19 pandemic
In addition, AMCs have been allowed to become self clearing member, Sebi said in a statement after its board meeting.
The mutual fund industry added 450,000 investor accounts in August, taking the total tally to 92.5 million, primarily on account of contribution from debt schemes
Investors perceive debt funds to be a safe and tax-friendly alternative to banks FDs. Grading a fund as 'very high risk' may not have a major impact
Restriction in physical movement of distributors due to the pandemic may further impact numbers
Switching from one scheme to another is treated as transfer and is subject to capital gains tax
Top headlines: Mistrys eye huge windfall; Sebi to prescribe MF stress test
This is aimed at improving liquidity in all schemes and would help schemes to meet sudden redemption pressures, said chairman Ajay Tyagi